Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:06 AM PDT on September 22, 2014
- Interviews From A Park(ing) Space:
SBLA’s Damien Newton interviews SM Planning Commissioner Phil Brock
and L.A. City Councilmember Jose Huizar’s Planning Deputy - LA Register Reporter, Poetically Named America Hernandez, Gets Around Without a Car
- Gov Signs Protected Bikeway & Local Path Funding Bills (LAT, SBCA coverage shortly, too!)
- West Hollywood Weighs Speed vs. Pedestrian Safety (LAT)
- Details/Map of the 788: New Metro Bus SFV-405-Westwood (The Source)
- LAT Opinion: Naming Metro Stations After Zev and Molina Is Tongue Twister Madness
- Glendora’s Foothill Gold Line Extension Housing Construction Boom (LA Register)
- What New Immigrant Drivers Licenses Will Look Like (KPCC)
- Conservative OC Cities Opposing Toll Lanes Plan for 405 Freeway (OC Register)
- Is Sitting Really the New Smoking? (KPCC)
- Chinese Introduce Sidewalk Lanes for Texting Pedestrians (Guardian)
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