Today’s Headlines
Bizarre Times Piece: Fining Scofflaw Drivers Is Bad for Some Unknown Reason (LAT) Huizar, Public Speakers Overwhelmingly Support NELA Bike Lanes (EGP News) York Blvd. Bike Lanes Bad Because They “Stress Drivers Out” (EGP News) AEG’s Sale/Non-Sale Poisoned the Water with NFL (Biz Journo via Curbed) Not Everyone in Awe of L.A.’s Ability to Sync … Continued
9:50 AM PDT on April 5, 2013
- Bizarre Times Piece: Fining Scofflaw Drivers Is Bad for Some Unknown Reason (LAT)
- Huizar, Public Speakers Overwhelmingly Support NELA Bike Lanes (EGP News)
- York Blvd. Bike Lanes Bad Because They “Stress Drivers Out” (EGP News)
- AEG’s Sale/Non-Sale Poisoned the Water with NFL (Biz Journo via Curbed)
- Not Everyone in Awe of L.A.’s Ability to Sync Traffic Signals (Car Connection)
- Pelosi Backs Greuel for Mayor (KPCC)
- LaBonge Backs Garcetti (Daily News)
- Santa Monica Considering New Pedicab Ordinance (Lookout!)
- Get Some Dim Sum Rides Through Alhambra (Alhambra Source)
- Daily Carnage: Strip Club Security Shoots Man Who Tried to Run Them Over (LAT)
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