Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:00 AM PDT on July 2, 2014
- More on Seleta Reynolds Confirmation at LADOT General Manager (LA Register)
- Demolition Hasn’t Started Yet, Can the Riverside-Figueroa Bridge Be Saved? (ABC7)
- Some Wisdom To Guide L.A. Parking Reform:
Opinion: Patt Morrison Talks With Parking Rock Star Donald Shoup (LAT)
What Reasonable Progressive Parking Reform Would Look Like (Better Institutions) - Contractor Sues Metro Over 405 Freeway Project Delays (L.A. Observed)
- Ballona Creek Bike Path: L.A. Bikers’ Spectacular Open Secret (L.A. I’m Yours)
- FoLAR Founder Lewis MacAdams on the L.A. River’s Future (Planning Report)
- Expo Line Phase 2 Construction Is 60% Done (Curbed)
- Could Rail Be the Future of the Metro Orange Line BRT? (LA Register)
- Praise for L.A. Union Station Detail-Oriented Restoration (LA Register)
- Long Beach’s Wolfpack Head for DTLA (LongBeachize)
- DJ Waldie Civics 101: L.A.’s Municipalities (KCET)
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