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Today’s Headlines

“It’s not everyday someone confesses to assault with a deadly weapon on National Public Radio.” (Biking in L.A.) LAT Goes After Sheriffs Over Hiring Practices, Other Issues Supes Want a Probe of LASD Hirings (LAT) Uhm, There Are Other Ways to Avoid Paying Traffic Fines…Like Not Getting Tickets (LAT) Metro: It’s Too Soon to Use … Continued
7:54 AM PST on December 3, 2013
  • “It’s not everyday someone confesses to assault with a deadly weapon on National Public Radio.” (Biking in L.A.)
  • LAT Goes After Sheriffs Over Hiring Practices, Other Issues
  • Supes Want a Probe of LASD Hirings (LAT)
  • Uhm, There Are Other Ways to Avoid Paying Traffic Fines…Like Not Getting Tickets (LAT)
  • Metro: It’s Too Soon to Use Turnstile Data to Replace Ridership Data (The Source)
  • Thanksgiving Shopping Done Right: On an Electric Cargo Bike (Cyclelicious)
  • More on the CAHSR Ruling From SacBee Columnist Dan Walters
  • And Even More on the Massive Die-In in London (Streetsblog DC)
  • Judge Throws Out Entire Palmdale City Council (Daily News, LAT)
  • Hit and Run Driver Breaks Cyclists Leg with Car, Runs (Biking in L.A.)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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