Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
7:56 AM PST on November 7, 2014
- L.A. City Planning Releases New Draft of Mobility Plan (LA2B)
- L.A. Won’t Reach Garcetti’s Housing Goals (LAT)
- Subway Won’t Quite Reach the Sea This Phase (LAT)
- Family Blames Signal Malfunction for Car vs. Pedestrian Fatality (KTLA)
- Development Planned Along Metro Gold Line in Boyle Heights (Curbed)
- Carnage: Electric Bike Dooring Fatality in North Hollywood (Daily News)
Car Crashes Into WeHo Restaurant Injuring Four (WeHoVille) - Gov Brown Says High Speed Rail OK, Shocker: LAT Not So Sure
- L.A. City Crackdown on Illegal Trash Dumping (KCET)
- Estimating Ridesharing’s Potential for Los Angeles (Parc)
- Vision Zero Rally Today Against Traffic Violence (SB SF)
- Woodhaven BRT Could Set Standard for NYC (SB NYC)
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