Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

New Version of Measure J Circulating Pols’ Desks (Daily News) Hats Off, LAT Gives Great Team Coverage to CicLAvia (One, Two, Three, Four) Some Others Give Good Coverage (KTLA, SacBee, CBS 2) Others Give a Traffic Report (ABC7, NBC4) Garcetti Has Strong Approval Numbers 56% Approve, 11% Disapprove (LAT) Spring Street Sorta Green Occasionally Buffered … Continued

By Damien Newton

8:05 AM PDT on October 7, 2013

New Version of Measure J Circulating Pols’ Desks (Daily News)
Hats Off, LAT Gives Great Team Coverage to CicLAvia (One, Two, Three, Four)
Some Others Give Good Coverage (KTLA, SacBee, CBS 2)
Others Give a Traffic Report (ABC7, NBC4)
Garcetti Has Strong Approval Numbers 56% Approve, 11% Disapprove (LAT)
Spring Street Sorta Green Occasionally Buffered Sometimes a Bike Lane Fails to Impress (Flying Pigeon)
I Can’t Imagine LADOT Is Serious When It Hopes Spring St. “Compromise” Appeases All (LAT)
Summer Night Lights Program Works in L.A. (Daily News)
Get Ready for L.A.’s First Official Walk to School Day (The Source)
Does It Make Sense to Ban Felons from Parking Cars for a Living? (Atlantic Cities)
Hit and Run Leaves One Pedestrian Dead in Encino (LAT, Daily News)

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