Today’s Headlines
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8:31 AM PDT on July 11, 2013
- Concepts Released for High Desert Corridor (Daily News)
- City Rallies for 710 Freeway Big Dig By Creating Temporary Gap in Traffic Grid (Glendale News Press, CBS2)
- Yes, There Was a Strong “No” Contingent in Alhambra as Well (Patch)
- Is Area Around Leimert Park Already Hostile to Black Business? (OurWeekly via Curbed)
- LADOT Outlines Spring Street Changes That Are Coming, Admits State May Nix Design (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Did Garcetti and Wesson Break the Law in Redistricting? Attorneys Make the Case (LAT, Daily News)
- Anti-Bike Lane/Road Diet Newspaper OK with Bike Lanes without Diet in NELA (Boulevard Sentinel)
- Both Major Papers Thing Ban on Ride Share Is Bogus (Daily News, LAT)
- Will L.A.’s Traffic Drive Us Mad? Epstein, Klausner, Wachs All Say No (Zocalo)
- Surfliner Expects Big Weekend 7/19-7/21 (CAHSR Blog)
- Anaheim Trolley Proposal Continues to Take Heat as Disney Subsidy (Voice of OC)
- Santa Rosa Driver Who Chased Down Cyclist Sentenced to Five Years in Dementia Facility (PD)
- FL Tea Party: Planners Use Mind Control to Rob of Us of Liberty (Broward-Palm Beach New Times)
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