Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:07 AM PDT on June 22, 2016
- Metro CEO Editorial: Take Charge Of Transportation Future (LB Press-Telegram)
…Walking, Bicycling, And Equity Not Quite Adequate (Investing in Place)
…But Southeast L.A. Wants Its Metro Rail Line Sooner (LAT Opinion)
…But Will It Really Ease Traffic? (KPCC) - Carnage: Two Dead In Presumed DUI Head-On Crash In Lakewood (LAT)
- Future West Santa Ana Branch Corridor Rail Line Explainer (The Source)
- Silver Lake Hillsiders Want Preferred Parking, Blame Popular Nightclub (Eastsider)
- Gehry L.A. River Plan Gets Low-Key Rollout (LAT)
- Foothill Transit Connects Riders With Water Parks (Footnotes)
- Waze Convenience Can Have Consequences (UCLA CHA)
- Traffic Would Not Jam If Drivers Behaved More Like Ants (Nautilus)
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