Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Council Courage Trumps LADOT Lethargy on Hit and Run Epidemic (LA Weekly, LAist, LAT, CBS2) Christine Dahab Gets Year in Jail for Crash That Maimed Dozens of K-Town Ridazz (Biking in L.A.) The Media Narrative Is Changing on Express Lanes (CBS2) La Canada Flintridge Sets Aside $500,000 to Fight Big Dig (Star-News) 10 LA Bridges … Continued

By Damien Newton

9:42 AM PDT on July 29, 2013

Council Courage Trumps LADOT Lethargy on Hit and Run Epidemic (LA Weekly, LAist, LAT, CBS2)
Christine Dahab Gets Year in Jail for Crash That Maimed Dozens of K-Town Ridazz (Biking in L.A.)
The Media Narrative Is Changing on Express Lanes (CBS2)
La Canada Flintridge Sets Aside $500,000 to Fight Big Dig (Star-News)
10 LA Bridges in the Big Parade (Transit Watch)
Complete Streets In Inglewood (Morningside Chronicle)
Weho’s Longer Meter Times Now Go Into Effect (Curbed)
Azusa Council OK’s Gold Line Parking Lot (SGV Tribune)
Equestrian Crossing Bridge for L.A. River Will Be Completed in 2014 (ZevWeb)
Freshamitis and Krekorian Rising on Transportation (Daily News)
A Group of Anaheim Angels Have to Use Transit. Earn Free Press (Daily News)
Drunk Driver Flees from Police in Compton (Daily News)
“A young driver who crashed his SUV into a power pole last year in Valley Village can be tried for felony vehicular manslaughter in the deaths of two good Samaritans who were electrocuted while trying to aid him, a Superior Court judge said Wednesday in Van Nuys.” (Daily News)

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