Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:50 AM PDT on July 16, 2018
- Metro TAP Updates Went Into Effect Yesterday (The Source)
- Don’t Ban Scooters, Redesign Streets (Curbed)
- Carnage: Two Dead In Norwalk Freeway Crash (LAT)
…One Dead In Riverside Wrong-Way Freeway Crash (KTLA) - Guerrilla Benches Appear In Chinatown, Lincoln Hts, El Sereno (Eastsider)
- L.A. River Park Planned By Reseda High School (Urbanize)
- Cutting CA Emissions Is Getting Harder (KPCC)
- Let’s Go L.A. Looks Into Telecommuting’s Promise
- Elon Musk Attacks People Who Actually Saved People (Guardian)
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