Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:15 AM PDT on March 30, 2015
- Metro Expo Line Train Derailed By Car Crash At Vermont/Expo (TheSource)
No Fatalities, Two Seriously Injured, Ten Minor Injuries (LAT)
Service Resumed Sunday (LAT)
Groans: Christian Science Monitor Cites “Metrolink” As Expo Line Operator, Later Regrets the Error
Daily News Says Train Car Was Pulled, Though Each Train Car Fully Motorized - Watch Stream From Hammer Museum Event: Janette Sadik-Khan and Seleta Reynolds
Takeaways From the Hammer Talk: Cars Don’t Shop (HuffPo) - A Valley First: Reseda Boulevard Protected Bike Lanes (Daily News)
- CicLAvia Announces 3.5-Mile Pasadena Route For May 31 (Curbed)
Letter: CicLAvia – The Valley Was Great, Bring It To Burbank (Burbank Leader) - CiclaValley Recaps Last Week’s Griffith Park Car-Takeover Protest Meeting
LAT Discovers Griffith Park Controversy Too, Quotes NIMBYs And Cyclists - Bike Thefts Up In Long Beach (LongBeachIze)
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