Today’s Headlines
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8:46 AM PDT on June 20, 2013
- Cyclists Unhappy with Spring Street “Compromise” (LAT, Curbed, LAist, City News Service)
- The Comments on This Even Handed Story on Spring Street Are Insane (Hollywood Reporter)
- Crenshaw Subway Coalition Ponders Whether Metro CEO Should Be Fired (Front Page)
- Live from Venice, It’s Governor Villaraigosa? (KPCC)
- Violent Misogynist Fights City Over Mural Ordinance Fine (LAT)
- Newspaper Group Damns Villaraigosa with Faint Praise (Daily News)
- CA Sprawling? Biggest State Also the Quickest to Densify (CP&DR)
- Where the Entire Eastside Is “Other Communities” (Curbed)
- Is Merging Planning and Building Safety the Best Idea? (Biz Observed)
- The Paper of Record Likes Bill Rosendahl Almost As Much As We Do (LAT)
- Santa Monica Blvd. Is Scary (WeHo Bike)
- Metro Says Gate Locking Is Going Well for Metro (The Source)
- Daily Carnage: Driver Surrenders Standing Next to Smoking Rubble (NBC4)
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