Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Reviewing Last Friday’s Move L.A. Conference (The Source) Zine Has a Plan for Sidewalk Fix in Districts, Rivals for Comptroller Cry Foul (Daily News) More on the Highland Park Parklet Opening (Eastsider, Curbed, Patch) Meanwhile, Pershing Square Is Due for a Major Overhaul (Observed, DTLA Rising) L.A. Sued Over How It Handles Car Parking Tickets … Continued

By Damien Newton

8:49 AM PST on February 5, 2013

Reviewing Last Friday’s Move L.A. Conference (The Source)
Zine Has a Plan for Sidewalk Fix in Districts, Rivals for Comptroller Cry Foul (Daily News)
More on the Highland Park Parklet Opening (Eastsider, Curbed, Patch)
Meanwhile, Pershing Square Is Due for a Major Overhaul (Observed, DTLA Rising)
L.A. Sued Over How It Handles Car Parking Tickets (L.A. Weekly)
Santa Monica Gets Serious About Reducing Car Parking Requirements (Patch)
Explaining Ridesharing and Lyft (L.A. Weekly)
The Birth of City Planning in L.A. (KCET)
Lancaster Reaches for Livability (Public Space in L.A.)

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