Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:14 AM PDT on April 29, 2014

- Damian Kevitt Finishes the Ride, Raises Hit and Run Funding and Awareness (NBC, ATVN)
- LAPD Video Places Blame Squarely on Downtown’s Pedestrians (Curbed)
- 0.3-Mile of New Bike Lanes on First Street in Koreatown (LAEV)
- L.A. Is Pedestrian Death Capital, Or Second to NYC, Depends (L.A. Weekly)
- Community Art Project Offers Ideas for MacArthur Park (LAT)
- Someone Is Arguing Against Congestion Pricing With a Lexus Lanes Argument…Surprised? (City Watch)
- You Can TAP on Long Beach Transit (The Source)
- Stylish By Bike Comes To LB Bike Fest (LongBeachize)
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