Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:55 AM PST on March 2, 2017
- Why Cyclists Should Vote No On Measure S (LAT Opinion)
…What Is the Inclusionary Post-Measure-S Agenda? (Lisa Schweitzer) - Sunday’s 626 Golden Streets Will Be Largest U.S. Open Streets (SGV Tribune)
…KPCC Previews Activities Along 626 Golden Streets Route - Angels Flight To Re-Open By Labor Day (Urbanize, Downtown News)
- High Desert Corridor High-Speed Rail Could Capture 27% Of L.A.-Las Vegas Travel
- L.A. Approves New Mansionization Restrictions (KPCC)
- How Boyle Heights Fights Artwashing Gentrification (CityLab)
- L.A. Keeps Building By Freeways, Despite Health Risks (LAT)
- Creed’s Challenge To Incumbent Councilmember Koretz (KPCC)
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