Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:32 AM PDT on April 17, 2013
- Film Industry Shows Complete Disdain for People Living in Downtown Los Angeles (Hollywood Reporter)
- Internet Ass Kicking: L.A. Walks Politely Demolishes SoCal Connected Piece on Pedestrian Safety
- LASD Cracks Down for 3 Days on Blue Line – Hundreds of Tickets and Misdemeanors, 11 Arrests (KPCC, The Source)
- Suit Over Clean Trucks Regs. at the Ports Going All the Way to the Supremes (Daily Breeze)
- Lowest Bid for Bullet Train Construction Has History of Underbidding (Cal Watch)
- Breaking Down Ridership Numbers, Crow for Reason Foundation Predictions on Expo (The Source)
- City Repaves Northridge Street Destroyed by Water Main Break (Daily News)
- Election: Greuel Website Attacking Garcetti Accidentally Goes Live, Goes Down (Daily News)
- Villaraigosa: I Won’t Endorse “At This Time” (Capitol Report/SacBee)
- Here’s How to Rent a Bike at CicLAvia (KPCC)
- The Source Really Likes Us
- Daily Carnage: Pedestrian Struck, Killed in Westlake Village (Daily News)
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