Today’s Headlines
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- LACBC Asks, “Are You Bike Friendly?” Wendy Greuel, Eric Garcetti, Emanuel Pleitez, Jan Perry, Kevin James Say “Yes”
- LAPD, Jan Hold Presser Looking for Hit and Run “Person of Interest” (Guardian)
- 3 Former Gov.’s Make Case for CEQA Reform (CAHSR Blog)
- New Bike Parking Ordinance Will Shape New Development in DTLA (Blog Downtown)
- But, Glendale, Pasadena, Leaving L.A. in the Bicycling Dust (Wild Bell)
- Santa Monica’s Complete Green Street Opens Saturday (SM Dispatch)
- Contractor Chosen for Metrolink’s New Perris Valley Line (Press-Enterprise)
- Elysian Valley Residents Getting Sick from Metrolink Yard’s Fumes (KCET)
- Caltrain and CAHSRA Forming New Agreement Around Blended Track System (SM Daily)
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