Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:40 AM PDT on July 14, 2015
- KPCC Airtalk Discusses the LAT Pedestrian Accidents Map
- Teen Cyclists Killed By Santa Ana School District Truck (KABC)
- Why Does CA Take 5 Years (and Counting) To Fix Its Barricaded DTLA Sidewalk Crack (Curbed)
- L.A. County Supervisors Still Driving Huge Luxury Gas Guzzlers (Daily News)
- Metro Rail Celebrates 25 Years – Re-Stages Blue Line Opening (The Source)
Metro 25 Year Q&A Focuses On Drivers (The Source) - Mountain Road Confrontation Between Cyclists and CHP (KABC)
- Judge: Release Video of Gardena Police Shooting Man Helping Look For Stolen Bike (LAT)
- Move L.A.‘s Priority Principles For A Measure R2 Countywide Transportation Tax
- Taxing Overseas Corporate Profits Could Fund Federal Transportation Budget (LAT)
- DYI Department In NYC Taking Walking Very (Not Too) Seriously (CityLab)
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