Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:50 AM PDT on August 15, 2014
- LADOT GM Reynolds on Safety, Transit, and Bicycling to Work (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Colin Marshall on Los Angeles’ Non-Master-Planned Vitality (Guardian)
- Interview with Girish Roy, Metro Regional Connector Project Chief (Downtown News)
- Video Outlines Future of L.A. Union Station (The Source)
- Drivers Don’t Even Stop for Pedestrian Cop In Traffic Cone Costume (LAT)
- LADOT Gets Some Love for Bike-Friendly Business Program (Daily News)
- Curbed Looks at the Favored Plan for #VisionHyperion Redesign
- Final Candidate Lists For Santa Monica City Elections (Santa Monica Next)
- Street Safety: Big Difference in NYPD Policy and NYPD Behavior (SBNY)
- Driver Hits Women, 5 Children, with Car in Long Beach (LAT)
- Slap on the Wrist for Former Funnyman Chris Kattan for DUI Crash (LAT)
- Glendora Commissions Art Committee for Future Gold Line Station (Register)
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