Today’s Headlines
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8:14 AM PST on February 6, 2014
- Blumenflield Pushes Public-Private Partnerships for Sidewalk Repair (LAT)
- Actual Construction of Crenshaw Line Begins (The Source)
- Women Run the Bike Lobby in California (Pedal Love)
- Lindsey Gives a Detailed Review of the Bergamot Transit Village and SaMo Council (Santa Monica Next)
- Past Mayors Mostly Positive, but Offer Mixed Review of Bergamot (Lookout)
- Banning Parking Leads to Lower Crime in SF’s Tenderloin (Chronicle)
- Long Beach Brings Back Mills Act to Restore/Protect Historic Buildings (LongBeachize)
- Regulators Warn of Gaps in Ride Share Insurance Policies (LAT)
- Tired of Carnage-Filled GoPro Videos? Cyclelicious Shows a More Typical Bike Commute
- Silver Lake Wants Out of Being “The Eastside.” Uhm, Whatever. (LAT)
- Interesting Graphic of Where People Run in L.A. (Flowing Data via Curbed)
- WeHo Installs Warning Lights at 3 More Ped Crossings (WeHoVille)
- CHP Officer Arrests Firefighter for Blocking Traffic Lanes, Saving Lives (LAist)
- Sandra Fluke Running for Westside State Senate Seat (Daily News)
- Dr. Christopher Thompson Out of Jail (Biking in L.A.)
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