Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:00 AM PST on January 13, 2015
- Koreatown Development Highlights Nutty L.A. Parking Regulations (Curbed)
- Parking Cash-Out Works, But Law Is Unenforced Hence Ineffective (LAT)
- Increasingly Loan Sharks Prey On Poor Car-Owners Via Car Loans (NYT)
- Zocalo Gets Metro Cheerleading Account, Opening Office in Boyle Heights
- Metro’s Proposed New Express Bus Routes From NoHo To Pasadena (SBLite Tumblr)
The Source Previews Those and Other Metro Board January Business - All U.S. Light Rail and Streetcar Systems Mapped At Same Scale, Incl L.A. (GGW)
- Is Eastside Car Traffic As Bad As Westside Car Traffic? (Eastsider)
- Name Santa Monica’s Bike Share System and More (Santa Monica Next)
- Operation Firefly Distributes Bike Lights in Long Beach (LB Post)
- Rams Tax-Funds-Free Stadium Developers Expect $100M In Public Subsidies (KPCC)
- Bay Area Caltrain Adding More Bike Capacity (SBSF)
- Studies: Transit Oriented Can Be A Mile From Station (CityLab)
- Food Trucks Are Not So Great For Urbanism (Price Tags)
Street Vendors Make For Great Streets (L.A. Walks)
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