Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:49 AM PDT on April 29, 2016
- Glendale Driver Who Buzzed Cyclists Charged With Assault, Lying To Police (LAist, CiclaValley)
- LAPD Drunk Driving Stings Skipped Whiter Westside Neighborhoods (L.A. Weekly)
- Azusa Approves Permit Parking In Neighborhoods By Gold Line Stations (The Source)
- Community Seeks Wider Exide Testing, CA DTSC Refuses (KPCC)
- Long Beach Named 10th Most Walkable City In U.S. (L.A. Weekly)
- CycleHop Bike-Share Expected To Open At UCLA, Westwood In Fall 2016 (Daily Bruin)
- Cement Plant Site Cleared For Expo Sepulveda Station TOD (Urbanize)
- Hollywood Sign Popularity Leads To Beechwood Neighborhood Parking Woes (Los Feliz Ledger)
- KPCC, Urbanize Show the Four Finalists For Pershing Square Re-Do
- CA High-Speed Rail Board Approves Plan To Go To San Jose First (KPCC)
- Affordable Housing and Transit Should Go Together (Mobility Lab)
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