Today’s Headlines
Activists Push on Hollywood Fault Lines, Why Didn’t the City? (LAT) 10 Months Later, CBS Noticed the City Has a “New” Crosswalks Program Garcetti Shakes Up Police Commission. All Commishes Changed But One (LAT, Daily News) WeHo Wants Help Setting Bike Priorities (WeHo Bike) CicloSDia a Success. Can’t Wait for the Next One (Bike SD) … Continued
8:40 AM PDT on August 15, 2013
- Activists Push on Hollywood Fault Lines, Why Didn’t the City? (LAT)
- 10 Months Later, CBS Noticed the City Has a “New” Crosswalks Program
- Garcetti Shakes Up Police Commission. All Commishes Changed But One (LAT, Daily News)
- WeHo Wants Help Setting Bike Priorities (WeHo Bike)
- CicloSDia a Success. Can’t Wait for the Next One (Bike SD)
- Is L.A. Coming Into Its Own? Interesting Q and A with Bruce Katz (LA Mag)
- New Regulations for Turning at Palms and Motor Ave Pit Drivers Against Homeowners (LAT, Curbed)
- MTA Crash in NoHo Leaves Woman Dead (Daily News)
- Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Might Not Really Be So Much Cheaper or as Practical as HSR (WaPo, Mercury)
- Of Course, There’s This Cool 1909 Plan With Dirigibles on a Ski Lift to Try To (Curbed)
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