Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
7:08 AM PDT on June 18, 2014
- Walking Prevents Knee Problems Later in Life (LAT)
- Over 55 Organizations Sign-On To Urge Metro To Support Active Transportation (SRTS)
- Garcetti Wants To Help Businesses During Crenshaw Metro Construction (LA Register)
- Maybe the Next Phase Will Include Walking To Church (LAT)
- Carnage: Car vs. Panorama City Bus Stop, One Dead, Two Injured (KPCC)
- L.A. County Renderings for Development Along East L.A. Gold Line (Curbed)
- Revitalized Expanded River Park Opens This Saturday in Studio City (KCET)
- Headworks Silver-Lake-Replacement Reservoir Under Construction (Horizon&Skyline)
- $2.4 Million Awarded to Doored Philadelphia Cyclist (Newsworks)
- Lazy Prius-Windshield Drive-Through of Great Streets’ N. Figueroa (LA Register)
- Shocker: Building Bigger Roads Makes Traffic Worse (Wired)
- NYC Getting More Plazas, More Bike Lanes, More Bike Share (SB NYC)
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