Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:55 AM PDT on June 17, 2014
- Metro Staff Recommendation for Crenshaw Connection to LAX (The Source, LAT)
- Walkability Report: L.A. Ranks 16th Out of 30 Big U.S. Metro Areas (LAT)
- Why Aren’t More People Outraged? Boy on a Bike at Slain Cyclist Phillip O’Neill Memorial Ride
- Audio Reporting from Cedillo’s #Fig4All N. Figueroa Bike Lane Meeting (Bike Talk)
- Shocker: Traffic Forecasts Are Not Accurate (Planetizen)
- SD Cyclist Moves to LB, Renounces Vehicular Cycling (BikeSD via BikinginLA)
- Promising Signs: Bike Nation Bike Share Just Might Actually Open In LB (LongBeachize)
- Cab Drivers to Protest Today at Uber Santa Monica Offices (SMDP)
- Will Santa Monica Museum of Art Be Priced Out of Santa Monica? (Santa Monica Next)
- Sometimes Fan Sports Bring Angelenos Into Public Spaces:
Kings Downtown RallyLAvia (LARegister)
South Korea World Cup Soccer Viewing Today 3pm (RadioKorea.com)
World Cup Soccer Watching on Streets Near You (KCET)
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