Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:54 AM PST on December 11, 2015
- South L.A. Pedestrian Killed By Metro Blue Line (KTLA, KPCC)
- If Cities Are Serious About Climate Change, Talk About Banning All Cars (Gizmodo)
…OK It Is Satire, But Treehugger Agrees - Expo Test Train Collides With Truck, Derails (SM Daily Press, LAT)
…Expo Crash Is A Sign Of Bad Things To Come (SM Mirror)
…A Minor Crash During Testing Could Be A Good Thing (Santa Monica Next)
…Expo 2 May (Curbed) Or May Not (The Source) Open In April/May 2016 - Black Chef Cyclist Says Culver City Policeman Harassed Him For Going Too Fast (Facebook Vid)
- Planning Commission Approves Hollywood Palladium Towers (LAT)
- Terrified Journalist Learns L.A. Cycling Riding With Bike Train (LAT)
- OC Register Inteviews San Clemente Bike/Ped Advocacy Leader Brenda Miller
- Four North American Land Systems (Let’s Go L.A.)
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