Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:09 AM PDT on June 13, 2014
- More on the State Cap-And-Trade Deal, Including HSR (LAT, Sacramento Bee)
- Company Plopped Gentrification Starter-Kit On To DTLA’s Broadway (LA Weekly)
- Bike Infrastructure Making L.A. More Livable (KCET)
- Boyle Heights Wants “Great Streets” to Include Healthy Streets (KPCC)
- Car-Train Collision Delays Blue and Expo Line Trains (LAT, Crunchy Photo at The Source)
- “Extraordinary Callousness” of Driver in Hit-and-Run With Victim Lodged In Windshield (LARegister)
- Parking Gadflies Want L.A. Parking Ticket Cap at $23 (LAT)
- New Development Puts Crunch on Venice Oakwood Neighborhood (LARegister)
- Ford Lied on Gas Mileage Numbers, Including Hybrids (LAT)
- Million Dollar Upgrade For Wetlands at Willow Springs Park (LongBeachize)
- Long Beach Seeks CA Active Transportation Program ATP Funding for 3 Projects (LongBeachize)
- Proposed Initiative Would Limit Building Heights for All of SM (Santa Monica Next)
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