Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:32 AM PDT on May 25, 2016
- Inside West Hollywood’s Expensive New Automated Parking Garage (KPCC)
- Thrillist Posts, Removes Xenophobic Anti-Expo Line Screed (L.A. Weekly, Gawker)
…Santa Monica Near-Expo Parks New Parking Meters Criticized By “Locals” (SMDP)
…Monday Expo 2 Ridership: 12,000 Boardings, Half Downtown SaMo (The Source) - Long Beach Council Candidates Square Off Over Parking (LB Press Telegram)
- Bike-Share Downtown L.A. Launch Date To Be Announced Today (KPCC)
- Carnage: Violent Car Crash Kills One, Injures Two Others (KTLA)
- Campaign To Preserve Sites From “Negro Travelers” Route 66 Guide (CBC Radio)
- Uber Kicks Off Spanish Language Service, Recruiting Drivers (LB Press Telegram)
- Parking Requirements Mean Less Housing and Less Affordable Housing (Sightline)
…Reforming Parking An Easier Way Toward A More Just Society (Access) - Car-Centric Streets Drive Away Father-Son Bicyclists (#LukeSpeaks)
- Seattle Times Goes On Screed Against Imagined “War On Cars” (Seattle Bike Blog)
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