Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:06 AM PDT on September 17, 2014
- Palmdale Metro Rail Car Manufacturing Plant Draws Union Ire (Antelope Valley Press)
- Supervisorial Candidates Debate Includes Transportation Issues (KPCC)
- City of San Gabriel Approves Regional SGV Bike Plan, 4 Add’l Approvals Pending (SGV BMP)
- Tree Removal for Coldwater Cyn Private School Parking Structure Draws Enviro Ire (LA Register)
- Focus on Westside Rail Stations as Tourist Gateways (CityWatch)
- Fascinating Photo Tour of South El Monte Urban Trees (KCET)
- Hermosa Beach Starting 3-Month Lunchtime Free Parking Trial (Beach Reporter)
- Transportation Innovation Along the L.A. River During Frogtown Art Walk (KCET)
- Tech Scene Looks To Define Santa Monica’s Future (Santa Monica Next)
- The Bold Italic Cleverly Visualizes 3-Foot Passing Law: 3 Foot-Long Subway Sandwiches, etc.
- Bikes on Bikes on Bikes on Market Street (SB SF)
- 1966 Animated Classic ‘What On Earth’ Nails Earth’s Car Culture (YouTube via Price Tags)
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