Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
7:45 AM PDT on June 20, 2017
- How Walkable Are L.A. and Long Beach? (Curbed)
- Beverly Hills To Consider Santa Monica Blvd Bike Lanes Today (Biking in L.A.)
- Carnage: Truck Crashes Into Yorba Linda House, Kills Two (LAT)
…No Indication If House Had Helmet Or High Viz Paint Like These - Anti-Gentrification Campaign Targets Eastside Coffee Houses (Eastsider)
- Search Underway For Driver In Echo Park Hit-and-Run Crime (CBS)
- Metro Completes Purple Line Fairfax Decking Early (The Source)
- Study: L.A. Rent Burden Is Worst In U.S. (L.A. Weekly)
- Elon Musk Says Tunnel Talks With Garcetti Are Promising (Engadget)
- Too Soon To Charge For Metro Parking In Monrovia (Monrovia Now)
- To Be A World Class City, L.A. Must Become Bikeable (CityWatch)
- Research: Black/Latino Drivers Search More On Less Evidence (LAT)
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