Today’s Headlines
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8:32 AM PDT on June 10, 2013
- Despite More People and Cars, CA’s Air Getting Cleaner (LAT, Treehugger)
- It’s a Good Thing CicLAvia Isn’t Playing Up That It’s Villaraigosa’s Last Event (HuffPo, CBS2, Press-Telegram, Patch, Neon Tommy)
- That’s Right, Westside Subway Work Starts Next Year (Curbed)
- Meanwhile, Westside Debates Growth, Smart or Otherwise (LAT)
- Angel’s Flight, the Smallest Railroad in the World (GOOD, LA)
- Metro Staff Unveil Their Pick for Crenshaw Contractor, on Friday, at 4:45, Exclusive to Their Site (The Source)
- What’s on the Agenda for Urban Planner/Compton Mayor Aja Brown? (KPCC)
- Did Gov. Talk High Speed Rail with President of China Last Week? (SacBee)
- Top Gear Closes the Street for Drag Race Filming (Curbed)
- Drivers Arrested at DUI Checkpoints in Malibu, Santa Clarita (Daily News)
- How Badly Do I Want to Have Metro Staff Come to a Streetsblog Meeting to Talk the 405? (The Source)
- Garcetti on Tour. Everyone Has Ideas, Resumes (Daily News)
- Punching Mars Naked Bike Ride, Again (LAist)
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