Today’s Headlines
By
Joe Linton
9:42 AM PDT on May 7, 2014
- Culver City Bikes and Walks To School (CC Walk & Rollers via BikinginLA)
- Not Easy For Metro To Get Federal Subway $ From Republican House (LAT)
- LA Register Profiles the East Side Riders Bike Gang
- State Lawmakers Look to Potential Vehicle Mileage Fee (NBC)
- MyFig Sails Through PLUM Committee (LACBC Twitter)
- 466 DUI Arrests Last Weekend in L.A. (LA Register)
- More LAX People Mover Details (Curbed)
- Audio Of Metro’s $600,000 Wind Turbine (KCRW)
- FTA Green Lights Sacramento Streetcar (Sacramento Bee)
- Get Involved in Santa Monica Next Vote Local Campaign
- New Urban Forest for Long Beach’s Polluted West Side? (LongBeachize)
- SBSF Reviews Monkey Parking Ap
- $2M Settlement in Fort Worth “Affluenza” Crash Case (The Wire)
- Can Chicago Bike Share Carry More Cargo? (SB Chicago)
- Petition for Stricter Sentences for Hit and Run Offenses (Change.org)
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