Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:32 AM PST on December 7, 2016
- Turns Out Yesterday’s Metro Bomb Threat Was Not Credible (LAT)
- Speculation On What Route WeHo Metro Line Will Take (Urbanize)
- Map Of Potential Near-Term Metro Bike Share Expansion Areas (@Laura_Nelson Twitter)
- More On Future Lankershim Blvd Protected Bike Lanes (Curbed)
- Supervisor Kuehl Appointed To SCAQMD Board (LAT)
- Elysian Valley Slow Ride Pushes L.A. River Bike Path Safety (Eastsider)
- Enhanced Infrastructure Finance District Could Fund L.A. River Improvements (Curbed)
- LACBC’s Tamika Butler To Talk N. Figueroa Tomorrow Night (Flying Pigeon)
- Cerritos Awards $89,900 Contract For Bikeway Improvements (Downey Patriot)
- Driving Drowsy Is As Bad As DUI (L.A. Weekly)
- ParkMobile App Helps Minimize Cruising For Parking (SGV Tribune)
- Urbanize‘s Explainer On Measure JJJ – Build Better L.A.
- Residential Traffic Shaming In Encino (Imgur via Reddit)
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