Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:44 AM PST on January 29, 2015
- Tripda, App For Long-Trip Ride-Sharing, Gets $11M Capital (LAT)
- Little Tokyo Dive-Landmark Gives Way To Regional Connector Wrecking Ball (KPCC)
- Glendale Installs Pedestrian Safety Flags At Two Intersections (Glendale News Press)
- Neon Tommy Compares Subways in L.A. vs. Taipei
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Woman, Turns Self In Later (LAT)
- Metro Board Meets Today, Agenda At The Source
SBLA Will Be Listening, Some Live Tweeting At @StreetsblogLA - Declining Oil Prices Curb Extraction in Bakersfield (LAT)
- California Active Transportation Program “ATP” Second Round Preview (SRTS)
- Santa Monica Next Interviews Outgoing SM City Manager Gould – Part One, Two
- Torrance Transit Now Takes TAP Card Payment (The Source)
- Historians Debunk America’s “Love Affair” With the Car (CityLab)
- Clever Street Anti-Sexual-Harrassment Campaign Video (MetaSpoon YouTube)
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