Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:20 AM PDT on April 25, 2014
- CicLAvia Takes Hold of L.A. (Cultural Weekly)
- Metro Makes Express Lanes Permanent, Adds Back Transponder Fee (LAT, Daily News)
- Editorial: Daily News Skeptical on Express Lane Expansion
- Metro Studying Sepulveda Pass Bus Line (Daily News)
- Rough Couple Days For L.A. Metro Rail:
Truck Overturns in Pasadena, Shuts Down Gold Line Near Sierra Madre Station (Source, LAT)
Fatality: Metro Red/Purple Line Hits Man On Tracks Near DTLA Civic Ctr Station (Source, LAT)
Blue Line Collides With Car Near DTLB PCH Station (NBC, Source) - CalEPA Pollution Map Shows Much of LB is Among 10% Worst Pollution in CA (LongBeachize)
- Garcetti and Parking Ticket Foes Form Panel to Review Parking Policies (LAT)
- SF Parking Meter Foes Organizing Ballot Measure (SBSF)
- Redesigning the No Parking Sign (Nikki Sylianteng)
- Superheroes Walk, Bike, and Ride Among Us On L.A. Streets (SBLA)
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