Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

We'll have a lot more on MyFigueroa! later today, but for now you can see some rough footage from last night at Streetsblog TV.

By Damien Newton

7:55 AM PDT on April 10, 2013

We’ll have a lot more on MyFigueroa! later today, but for now you can see some rough footage from last night at Streetsblog TV.

Speaking of Access to DTLA, Some Quick Fixes to 110 Bridge Could Make a Big Difference (DTLA Rising)
Mixed Review of ExpressLanes: HOT Lanes Moving Well, Congestion in Regular Lanes (LAT)
Council Creates Sort-Of Successor Agency to CRA (Daily News)
Villaraigosa: “L.A. Is on the Move” (LAT)
Metro Has New Campaign to Try and Stop Suicide by Train in South L.A. (Progressive Railroading)
Jerry Brown Campaigning for Chinese Capitol to Back High Speed Rail (Washington Examiner)
Mildly Insane Person Compares Road Bond to Nuclear War (City Watch)
New Getty Exhibit Features Transportation History (The Source)
Oh My God! Look at That Green Bike Lane Screwing Up Those Shots! (Daily Mirror)
Police Seek Bike Riding Groper in Long Beach (NBC4)
Kansas Bill Would Ban Public Funds Spent on “Sustainable Development” (Bloomberg)
Daily Carnage: El Monte Crossing Guard Struck in Hit and Run, Suspect Faces “Possible Charges” (ABC7)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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