Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Day two of my nefarious plan to rule the world one blog at a time. Damien should be back at the helm tomorrow.

By Ted Rogers

9:36 AM PDT on March 21, 2013

Day two of my nefarious plan to rule the world one blog at a time. Damien should be back at the helm tomorrow.

The coming Broadway streetcar is already leading to a posh new hotel on its route (DTLA Rising)
Arrest in Newhall hit-and-run against a cyclist leads to serious charges (KHTS)
Family hopes for justice 6 months after Gardena man killed in a hit-and-run (Neon Tommy)
Just like LA once had a vibrant rail system, we used to have bike superhighway (LA Magazine)
Is it time to panic yet? Hillslide closes PCH between Sunset and Temescal Canyon (LA Times, LAist)
Meanwhile, a Coldwater Canyon mini-Carmagedon gets underway this weekend (LA Daily News)
New iPhone app will tell you if your car has been recalled (LA Times)
The new I-10 Express Lanes appear to be doing the job so far (The Source)
New interactive map allows you to follow construction of the Gold Line extension (The Source)
Still no decision on building a Leimert Park stop on the upcoming Crenshaw Line (Curbed LA)
Support for high speed rail continues to decline among state voters (LA Times)
Room for bikes is already there on North American Streets (Streetsblog Network)
Big highway projects may have to consider their impact on global warming (DC Streetsblog)

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Ted Rogers

Today's Headlines

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