Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Buscaino Proposes Standing Reward for Anyone Helping Catch Hit and Run Drivers (Daily News) Metro Board: More CicLAvia, More Public Comment Rules, More Measure R (The Source) Santa Monica Now Dragging L.A. Behind It on Bike Share (Lookout) USC’s Plans for Hazard Park Are Shelved (La Opinion via Boyle Heights Beat) Boxer: We Need to … Continued

By Damien Newton

9:53 AM PDT on September 27, 2013

Buscaino Proposes Standing Reward for Anyone Helping Catch Hit and Run Drivers (Daily News)
Metro Board: More CicLAvia, More Public Comment Rules, More Measure R (The Source)
Santa Monica Now Dragging L.A. Behind It on Bike Share (Lookout)
USC’s Plans for Hazard Park Are Shelved (La Opinion via Boyle Heights Beat)
Boxer: We Need to Protect Families Near Oil Extraction (LAT)
Meanwhile State Getting More of It’s Oil Via Train from North Dakota (LAT)
The Compromise on Casden Development on the Westside Good for Everyone (LA Sustainability)
Take Back the Boulevard Rallies Sunday in Eagle Rock for Colorado Blvd. Plan (LITE)
OC Driver Faces Charges for Killing Cyclist…While She Was High on Meds (Biking in L.A.)
Here’s an Interesting Place to See our Bike Center Film (Martin Town Center)
Alpern Continues to Push for More Parking for Expo (City Watch)
Oakland Does Green Sharrowed Mixed Use Lanes the Long Beach Way (CA Economic Summit)
“L.A. Marathonageddon?” Are We Completely Out of Ideas for Names? (LAT)
The Ginger Bread Man Used to Catch Bad Drivers (Press-Enterprise)

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