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By Joe Linton

9:24 AM PST on February 24, 2014

Beverly Hills Delaying Permits for Early Purple Line Subway Work (Curbed)
Future Weddings on a L.A.’s Riverside/Figureoa Bridge High Line? (KPCC)
Is L.A. Really “Car-Happy”? (LAT)
Metro Admin Restructuring Axes Pro-Highway Doug Failing (Pasadena Star News)
Buses Should be Celebrated and Prioritized (Santa Monica Next)
Supervisoral Candidate Sheila Kuehl Talks Transpo (SM Mirror)
L.A.’s Boulevards Began as Streetcar Lines (KCET)
One of Those Streetcar Boulevards – NELA’s York – Is Seeing Change (Eastsider)
How Your Bike-Commute Could Help You on Your Taxes (Urban Velo)
Steve Lopez on Ghost Bike Phenomenon (LAT)
Organizers Mobilizing for L.A. Transportation Equity (KCET)
Will L.A. Really be Known for These Freeway-Scale Bridges? (Atlantic Cities)
Attention Visitors: You, Too, Can Walk Like an Angeleno (One Fine Stay)
Long Beach’s New Gerald Desmond Bridge Renderings (LongBeachize)
Write Your Way to Free Amtak Trips? (Gizmodo)
A Hard Hard Rain is A-Gonna Come, This Week (LAT)

Scooters, Holocaust Ties, CA HSR and More Headlines at Streetsblog USA

Joe Linton

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