Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Damien Newton

10:06 AM PST on January 6, 2014

Deborah Murphy and Steve Lopez Go for a Walk, Survey the Damage to City Sidewalks (LAT)
Policy Wonk Has Ideas on Cutting Oil Reliance, We Have One…Drive Less (Daily News)
Gov. Brown Wants to Use Cap and Trade to Fund High Speed Rail (LAT)
Freight Train Strikes and Kills “Pedestrian Trespasser” in South L.A… (LAT)
And Another Pedestrian Killed by Gold Line Train (LAT)
MMA Star Tito Ortiz Arrested on Suspicion of DUI in 405 Crash (Daily News, LAT)
What’s the Best Thing That Happened in L.A. in 2013? I Say CicLAvia Expansion (Atlantic Cities)
Uncertainty Remains Around Impact of CAHSR Funding Ruling (SF Examiner, Curbed)
Long Beach’s Mobility Coordinator Steps Down (LongBeachize)
Cyclist Shot Near Century and Main in South L.A. (LAT)
The Weather Is Really Nice (LAist)
Coroner Says Walker’s Porsche Going Over 100 MPH When It Crashed (Daily News)

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