Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:59 AM PST on January 22, 2015
- Go Hear LADOT GM Seleta Reynolds Speak Tonight in Tarzana (CM Blumenfeld)
- MCM Promotores Organizing For Boyle Heights Bike Lanes
Includes Excellent MCM Video (YouTube) - State of the City Speeches Reviewed (Santa Monica Next)
- Culver City Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use Development Rising Across From Expo (Building L.A.)
- Neighbors Skeptical About South L.A. Oil Site’s Downgrade (KPCC)
- How Civil Rights Shaped Latino Urbanism (KCET)
- Parking Adjudication Team in the Spotlight (LADOT YouTube)
- Curbed Overviews Mariachi Plaza Redevelopment Situation
- LA City Council Says LAX Upgrades Are A Big Deal (Daily News)
- SF MTA Approves Free Transit For Elderly and Disabled (SF Examiner)
- NextCity Cruises Around the App-Based Future of Parking
- Bus Shelters and Other Amenities Affect Perceived Wait Times (Transportationist)
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