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Today’s Headines

Strike Impacts Downtown Dash Routes, Expect Delays (LADOT Presser, The Source) Metro Approves Contractor for Crenshaw Line (The Source, CBS2, Wave, LAT) More on Metro Funding “CicLAvia Style” Events (KPCC) Metro Board Approves Measure R Speed Up Plan, if the Funding Is There (The Source) Speed Up Plan for 710 Removed from Proposal Before Vote … Continued

By Damien Newton

8:06 AM PDT on June 28, 2013

Strike Impacts Downtown Dash Routes, Expect Delays (LADOT Presser, The Source)
Metro Approves Contractor for Crenshaw Line (The Source, CBS2, Wave, LAT)
More on Metro Funding “CicLAvia Style” Events (KPCC)
Metro Board Approves Measure R Speed Up Plan, if the Funding Is There (The Source)
Speed Up Plan for 710 Removed from Proposal Before Vote (Sunroom Desk)
Hot Plans for Pedestrian Areas in Broadway (BBB via Curbed)
FTA: Metro Off the Hook for 2011 Civil Rights Violations (The Source)
Remember When We Reported that Bike Share in LA Was in Trouble Because of Advertising Rules (KPCC, LAist)
Shrinking Casden a Westside Victory (City Watch)
Metro Approves Contract with BYD for Electric Buses. Brian Addison Very Angry. (The Source, KPCC, Xinhua)
See the Expo / Westwood Community Greenway Groundbreaking (Streetsblog LITE)
Senate Unanimously Confirms Foxx for USDOT Secretary (Streetsblog Cap. Hill)
“Brown Act,” Governor OK’s Plan for Governor to Have Secret Meetings (Daily News)

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