Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:04 AM PDT on June 5, 2015
- Metro Arts District Yard Expansion Meets Resistance From Residents, River (DTNews)
- Zocalo Founder Gregory Rodriguez Dislikes Bike Lanes: L.A. Not “Great Danish Village” (LAT)
- LACBC’s Tamika Butler Talks Vision Zero, Law Enforcement (Bike Walk Alliance)
- Photo: City’s Mini-Sweeper Keeps Reseda Bike Lanes Clear (Mayor Garcetti FB)
- Frogtown River-Adjacent Development Slated For Stricter Standards (Curbed)
- Metro Piloting First/Last Mile Projects (NextCity)
- Article Number 2,459 Saying CicLAvia Is Awesome (HuffPo)
- Third Time Is A Charm For Long Beach Bike Share (LongBeachIze)
- Long Beach Open Streets BEACH STREETS Tomorrow Saturday (CiclaValley)
Free Shuttle Buses To Tomorrow’s Long Beach BEACH STREETS (Beach Sts FB)
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