Today’s Headlines
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8:44 AM PST on January 17, 2017
- Two Bike Shop Owners Talk About the Struggle of Independent Bike Shops (Bike Talk)
- Metro Has a Plan for the Chargers (The Source)
- Culver City Considers Protected Bikeway from Expo Station to Downtown Strip (KPCC)
- CAHSR Blog Casts Shade at Report Warning of Cost Overruns for CAHSR…
- …The LAT Has a Slightly Different Take
- Palos Verdes Cyclists Demand “Full Use of Lane” (PV Cycling)
- Phillips: Local Housing Construction in a Slump, not Boom (LAT)
- Daily News Backs Quick Approval for “Sustainable” Projects
- 6 Things You Need to Know About the Subway to the Sea (Curbed)
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