Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Goodmon Credits South L.A. Advocacy for Surprise Win on Leimert Park Station (Front Page) No, Seriously. What’s with All the Placard Abuse (Atlantic Cities) Lock the Gates! (Daily News, The Source) Daily News Editorial Writer Takes Aim at the Rabinowitz’s of the World It’ll Take More Than a Blue Bike Lane to Make Westwood Hip, … Continued

By Damien Newton

7:42 AM PDT on June 19, 2013

Goodmon Credits South L.A. Advocacy for Surprise Win on Leimert Park Station (Front Page)
No, Seriously. What’s with All the Placard Abuse (Atlantic Cities)
Lock the Gates! (Daily News, The Source)
Daily News Editorial Writer Takes Aim at the Rabinowitz’s of the World
It’ll Take More Than a Blue Bike Lane to Make Westwood Hip, Although Said Lane Will Help (LAT, Curbed)
Regional Connector Construction Concerns (Downtown News)
A Plea to the City Council Not to Screw Up Spring Street (Biking in L.A.)
Beverly Hills Getting Bike Lanes (Patch via Curbed)
L.A. Breaking the Car Addiction (Bloomberg)
Go Right to The Source and Ask The Horse. OCTA Opens Blog (OC On the Move)
Port of Long Beach Cargo Numbers Rise. Port of LA Cargo Numbers Fall (Daily Breeze)
Daily Carnage: Powerful Buzz Feed, Rolling Stone, Writer Dies in Highland Ave. Crash (L.A. Weekly)

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