Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:48 AM PST on January 8, 2015
- L.A. City Council Looks to Ban Monkey Parking App (LAT)
West Hollywood Looking At Similar Parking App Ban (WeHoVille) - CM LaBonge Wants Burned Palmer Apartments Site To Be City Parking Lot (Curbed)
- A Look At Recent Glendale-Hyperion Bridge Design Proposal (Eastsider)
- First So Cal Car vs. Bike Collision Death of 2015 in Palm Desert (Biking in L.A.)
- Frank Gruber On SMRR’s Twisted Endorsements (Santa Monica Next)
- Newly Appointed SF Sup Christensen A Livable Streets Proponent (SB SF)
- BART Actually Charges For Transit Parking, Raising Rates (KRON4)
- Graphics: Prediction Is Tough, Especially About Traffic’s Future (Transportationist)
- The Big Sads: Streetsblog Chicago Closing Down For Now
So Long From SB Chicago‘s John Greenfield
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