Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:10 AM PDT on October 8, 2013
- Another Times Ed Board Member Takes Time to Try LA By Bike at CicLAvia (LAT)
- Same Writer Notes that the Spring Street Bike Lane Ready for Its “Road Test” (LAT)
- KTLA Reporter Wonders Where All the CicLAvia Participants Parked (Observed)
- State Reaches Deal for Cleaner Vernon Battery Recycling Plant (LAT)
- What Do Steve Hymon and Sahra Sulaiman Have in Common? They Want CicLAvia South L.A. (The Source)
- Happy Birthday Grand Park! (The Source)
- And Here’s Some More Pics of the Spring Street Compromise Bike Lane (Curbed)
- Not Everyone Happy with Allowing Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants (Daily News)
- Win Prizes for Car Pooling, Taking Transit, on Rideshare Week (CBS2)
- Leaders Try to Forbid Strike in Bay Area Transit Negotiations (SF Chronicle)
- Amtrak Teams with Google for Interactive Train Locator Map (Press Release)
- Driver in Fatal Encino Hit and Run Turns Himself In (LAT)
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