Today’s Headlines
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7:05 AM PST on February 7, 2014
- Are the Eagle Rock Bike Lanes the Worst in the City? (L.A. Bicycle Attorney via Biking In L.A.)
- Editorial: Riders Need to Demand More on Insurance from Ride Share Sites (LAT)
- Metro’s Hosting “Jamzilla” Presser Later Today (The Source)
- Repeal of Orange Line Rail Ban Clears Assembly (Building Los Angeles)
- Long Beach Super Planner on the Art of Placemaking (LongBeachize)
- SaMo Planning Officials Say No to Pot Shop Over Traffic Concerns (SMDP via Curbed)
- No Charges for History of Reckless Driving in SoCal, Possible Felony for Egging (LAT)
- My Uncle Sends Along Some Bike Porn from Italy (Slow Italy)
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