Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:04 AM PDT on July 11, 2014
- Previewing Tomorrow’s Wolfpack DTLA Civic Center Criterium (KCET, LA Weekly)
- Garcetti Supports Gold Line Extension to Claremont (SGV Tribune)
- Garcetti Talks Great Streets and Other Basics (Washington Post)
- Smooth Surfaces Contribute To Urban Heat Island Effects (LAT)
- Expo Line Construction’s Golden Spike Moment: Phase 1 and 2 Joined (The Source)
- LACMA, Metro, and Gehry: Possibilities for Skyscraper At Wilshire/Fairfax (LAT)
- The Saga of Calabasas’ Ghost Bike For Milton Olin (LA Register)
- Port of LB Gets Its Lush Time-Lapse (LongBeachize)
- SM to Vote on Affordable Housing This November (SM Next)
- Getting To Zero Traffic Fatalities: A Vision Zero Primer (Sustainable Cities)
- DJ Waldie’s Poetic Ode to a Timeless Union Station (The Source)
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