Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
5:54 AM PDT on March 18, 2013
- Santa Monica Reveals Bike/Ped Overhaul of Colorado Blvd. Press Focuses on Impact to Cars (Patch via Curbed)
- Wolfpack Hustle Takes Its Star Turn (LAT)
- Wired L.A. Moves Cars Better. Drivers Don’t Believe It. (LAT)
- Big Blue Bus Reveals Its Plans for Expo (The Source)
- Editorial: Only Frack if It Can Be Proven Safe (Daily News)
- Riding the Train Becoming Viable Alternative in V.C. (Ventura County Star)
- Campaign Closing in on Funds for “Bike In Movie Theatre” at L.A. River (Kick Starter)
- Metro Accepting Comments on Facebook and Twitter for East SFV Connector (Daily News)
- Garcetti Bags Pleitez Endorsement, But Both Candidates Want James (LAT, LAT)
- But In the Meantime They Make Nice with Neighborhood Councils (Daily News)
- In 1988 LA Mag Made Predictions for City in 2013. How’d They Do? (Atlantic Wire)
- PCH DUI Sting Catches Two in the ‘Bu (Daily News)
- Downtown Arts District Station Taking Shape with Construction of Mixed-Use Development (DTLA Rising)
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