Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:06 AM PST on November 10, 2014
- Capping the 60 Freeway Cap Would Re-Join East L.A.’s Split Belvedere Park (Eastsider)
- Bike and Walk Critical in Upcoming L.A. City Elections (LAT)
- Westwood Blvd ‘Great Street’ Should Include Bike Lanes (HuffPo)
- Additional Crosswalks Suggested For Next Phase of Colorado Blvd Livability (Walk Eagle Rock)
- A Culture Shift Needed to Affirm Car-Free Angelenos (Medium.com)
- More On Metro’s Purple Line Extension Subway Groundbreaking:
The Summary (Curbed)
Everything You Always Wanted to Know Details (The Source) - Sam Hall Kaplan Critiques L.A. Planning and Development (The Planning Report)
- Election Spin: Santa Monica’s Influence Beyond City Borders (Santa Monica Next)
- Replacing Stop Signs With Stop Lights To Keep Buses Moving (SB SF)
- Can You Name Eight of Your Neighbors? Dave Runyon on Strong Towns podcast
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