Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:57 AM PST on January 9, 2015
- DTLA Streetcar Receiving Bids for Public-Private Partnership (Daily News)
- Glendale Police Chief Editorial: Crash Prevention, Traffic Safety Top Priority (Glendale NP)
Sounds Nicely Like Vision Zero, No? - Grandmother and Grandson Peds Seriously Injured in Hi-Fi Hit and Run Crime (LAPD)
Hit and Run Video Released (CBS) - OC Pol Carolyn Cavecche Resigns From Metrolink Board (LAT)
- Westside Arterial Grid Not So Robust (Let’s Go L.A.)
- Downey City Bike Plan Heading to City Council January 27 (Downey Patriot)
- Metro Bike Share Coming to Downtown L.A. (Curbed)
- Santa Monica’s Child Care Zoning Plan (Santa Monica Next)
- Shocker: LAT Opinion Still Dislikes CA High Speed Rail
- Outside of LAX, Bikes and Airports Do Mix (Price Tags)
- Clever M a n s p r e a d Cartoon (New Yorker Fb)
- Conservative Charles Krauthammer: Raise the Gas Tax A Lot (Wash Post)
- Finally An Honest Traffic Prediction Chart (Copenhagenize via Price Tags)
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