Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Joe Linton

9:05 AM PDT on August 21, 2014

Is CicLAvia Worsening Eastside Gentrification – A Hipster Invasion? (KPCC)
LAUSD Decriminalizing Minor Offenses!! (LAT)
4 Long Beach Blue Line Stations Closing 30 Days For Construction (LongBeachize)
Beverly Hills OKs Early Purple Line Subway Construction (The Source)
Urban Scrawl Sympathizes With DTLA Peds Vs. Construction (Downtown News Tumblr)
Capping the 101 Freeway Through Hollywood To Build A Park (LA Register)
Judge Dismisses Case Against Pro-Airport Santa Monica Ballot Measure (LAT)
L.A.River Revitalization News:
Frogtown Does Not Want To Be L.A.’s Hot New In-Neighborhood (LA Weekly)
Studio City Golf and Tennis Site Housing Development EIR Released (KCET)
City Seeks Comments on Purchase of Key 41-Acre Cypress Park Taylor Yard Site!! (LARiver.org)
Planned Adaptive Reuse of Iconic DTLB 1924 Building (LongBeachize)
Boy on a Bike Visits And Bikes Portland
Chicago Implementing “Walk to Transit” Quick Fixes Programs (SB Chicago)
Whack NYC Bike Citation Enforcement is Disproportionate, Illegal, Unfair (SB NYC)
Bike Lane Lunacy Hurts Vancouver Business – Not! (Price Tags)

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