Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:41 AM PDT on April 11, 2018
- Election Results: Bike the Vote Endorsed Lee and Fisch Win In Culver City
…Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia Re-Elected (Press-Telegram) - Cyclist Frederick Frazier Killed By Hit-and-Run Driver In South L.A. (Biking in L.A.)
- CiclaValley Frustrated By Metro Bus Driver In Spring Street Bike Lane
- Buscaino Calls For Harbor Protected Bike Lane Loop (Daily Breeze, Urbanize)
- Metrolink Could Be Palmdale-Victorville Connection (Las Vegas Sun)
- New L.A. County Program Encourages Backyard Units (LAT)
- Ryu Proposes Converting Larchmont Parking Lot Into Park (Urbanize)
- Krekorian Blames Waze For Cars Impacting Neighborhoods, Safety (LAT)
- Latest Changes To Weiner’s Proposed CA S.B. 827 Transit Density Bill (Curbed)
…S.B. 827 Myth vs. Fact, Unintended Consequences (Bay City Beacon)
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