Today’s Headlines
City Puts Aside $352 Million for Streetcar Operations (Curbed) Port of Los Angeles Votes on SCIG/BNSF Yard Today! (Switchboard) LADOT: We’ve Installed 123 Miles of Bikeways Since 2010 (Bike Blog) Was Tuesday’s Election Good for Cyclists? (Biking in L.A.) Overall, L.A. County Has “Typical” Commutes (The Source) Candidates for Mayor, City Attorney, Controller All Think … Continued
9:20 AM PST on March 7, 2013
- City Puts Aside $352 Million for Streetcar Operations (Curbed)
- Port of Los Angeles Votes on SCIG/BNSF Yard Today! (Switchboard)
- LADOT: We’ve Installed 123 Miles of Bikeways Since 2010 (Bike Blog)
- Was Tuesday’s Election Good for Cyclists? (Biking in L.A.)
- Overall, L.A. County Has “Typical” Commutes (The Source)
- Candidates for Mayor, City Attorney, Controller All Think They Will Win (LAT, LAT, LAT)
- NELA Paper Goes after Neighborhood Council for Deceptive Agenda on Bike Plan (Boulevard Sentinel)
- California Plans $9 Million “Social Media” Investment to Increase Ridership on Sufliner (CBS2)
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