Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Damien Newton

10:05 AM PDT on October 24, 2013

There’s a Damn Good Reason Cyclists Ride Wilshire on the Westside (Biking in L.A., errr, LAT)
Council Member Koretz Says Ride Share Is Bad for the Environment (LAT)
…But City Won’t Protest CPUC Ruling (LAT)
Car Dependency in L.A. Is Bad for the City’s Artistic Community (Medium via Curbed)
Northridge: The Next Westwood (Daily News)
Whether It’s High Speed Rail or Not, CA Needs More Rail Capacity (Zocalo)
L.A.’s Sprawling Modernism (Atlantic Cities)
Skidrow Studios Talks Pershing Square (Audio Starts with Page Load)
Deputies Backing Baca Opponent Claim Retaliation at Work (LAT)
Foreclosure Activity Continues to Fall in SOCAL, all CAL (Daily News)
Gov. Undermines Affordable Housing Regulations (SF Chronicle)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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Today's Headlines

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