Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:37 AM PDT on June 24, 2013
- Yes, We See the Daily News Is Running a Don’t Hit Cyclists Series, More on That Tomorrow
- CicLAvia! (CBS2, KTLA, ABC7)
- The Times Goes All In for CicLAvia, Four Reporters and Many Stories (One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven)
- Metro Announces Increased Service on Gold, Expo, and Orange Lines (The Source)
- The Powerful Advocacy of the Crenshaw Subway Coalition Gaining Notice (KCET)
- USC v Museums Over Parking Revenue Controversy Continues (LAT)
- Has US Reached “Peak Car” (Atlantic Cities via Streetsblog Cap. Hill)
- Big Blue Bus Shakes Up Schedule (Lookout!)
- Hymon Casually Destroys Arguments for Funding Gold Line Extenstion to Montclair 1st (The Source)
- The NYPD Reads Streetsblog. Gotta Work on the LAPD (NYT)
- “That 70’s Show” Actress Arrested on DUI in Burbank (Daily News)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Today will be a light posting day as I have meetings in the morning and have to get the cargo bike home in the afternoon.
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