Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:16 AM PDT on October 6, 2014
- 10th CicLAiva Isn’t That Big A News Story Any More (LAT photos, The Source)
Early CicLAvia Video Coverage (Joe Anthony, Cycling Across L.A.) - UCLA Research Shows Household Gender Inequality Fosters Cycling Gender Gap (Guardian)
- Carnage: Two Horrific Car “Accidents” Kill 10 People Last Weekend (KPCC)
Car Vs. Canoga Park Donut Shop, One Fatality (KPCC)
Multi-Fatality Chino Car Crash (LAT) - More Public Transit Dollars Going to Metro Red Line Free Parking (Post Periodical)
- Long Beach Looks To Add Walk Path Along Beach Bike Path (Gazette)
- Excessive Hit-and-Run Crime on San Fernando Rd, PD Captain Bert Calls Them “Accidents” (Los Feliz Ledger)
Doesn’t Sound Like CD4 Candidates Will Take These Crimes Seriously Either (Los Feliz Ledger) - Long Beach’s Haunting New Underwater Mural (LongBeachIze)
- Experts Don’t Pity the Poor Suffering Driver (CityWatch)
- Two New Parklets Unveiled During SF Ciclovia (SB SF)
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