Today’s Headlines
First Look at Garcetti’s Beta Website on Government Data (Daily News, LAT) LAPD Plans Increased Patrols in Valley in Response to Pedestrian Crashes (Daily News) An Interview with LADOT “Bike Czar” Michelle Mowery, How Times Have Changed (LAT) It’s Walk to School Day! (Daily News) Alpern: What’s Next for the Crenshaw/LAX Line? (City Watch) City … Continued
8:24 AM PDT on October 9, 2013
- First Look at Garcetti’s Beta Website on Government Data (Daily News, LAT)
- LAPD Plans Increased Patrols in Valley in Response to Pedestrian Crashes (Daily News)
- An Interview with LADOT “Bike Czar” Michelle Mowery, How Times Have Changed (LAT)
- It’s Walk to School Day! (Daily News)
- Alpern: What’s Next for the Crenshaw/LAX Line? (City Watch)
- City Council Approves Reward for Information in Hit and Run Involving Transgender Victim (CD 13 News)
- Hyperloop: A Distraction from Building Realistic Transportation Improvements (Atlantic Cities)
- New Rail Line Begins Construction in Riverside (RCTC Press Release)
- L.A. Will Try Not to Pay for Damage Caused to Your Vehicle by Crumbling Roads (NBC4)
- LaBonge: We Need More Water Fountains (Curbed)
- WAAAAAAHHHH. People Want to Charge Me for Parking (My Fox L.A.)
- Film L.A.: Filming Up Nearly 10% (Daily News)
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