Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:08 AM PDT on May 23, 2014
- More on Metro Raising Fares (LAT, The Source)
- Can ELP Wrest CEQA EIR from NIMBYs? (LASC)
- New Rainwater Harvesting Park Opens on Pacoima Wash Greenway (KCET)
- Good Looking Restored Neon Signage in DTLB (LongBeachize)
- Santa Monica To Overhaul Bergamot Station (Santa Monica Next)
- New Carpool Lane on the 405 Opens (LAT, The Source)
- SF Completes Census of Public Parking Spaces (SBSF)
- Scary Alabama Driver Video “God I Hate Bicycles” (Anniston Star)
- Portland Study: Drivers Stop For Black Pedestrians Less Than White Ones (OregonLive)
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