Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:20 AM PDT on August 6, 2018
- Beverly Hills New Green Bike Lanes Are Step Forward, But Cramped (Biking in L.A.)
- Cm Huizar Cuts Ribbon On El Sereno Safety Improvements (@josehuizar Twitter)
- Carnage: Two Killed In Violent Car Crash In Malibu (ABC7)
…E-Bike Rider Killed In Truck Crash In Long Beach (Biking in L.A.) - What TOD Could Look Like At Little Tokyo Regional Connector Station (Urbanize)
- SGV Tribune Explains E-Scooter Phenomenon
- Excessive-Parking County Vermont Ave Development Breaking Ground (Urbanize)
- LADOT LeapLA Blog Summarizes Expo Bikeway Northvale Gap Closure Meeting
- High-Speed Rail Delayed By Union Pacific (LAT)
- China’s Colorful Abandoned Bike-Share Bikes (Atlantic via Price Tags)
- July Experienced L.A.’s Hottest Temperatures Ever (Curbed)
…CA’s Destructive Summer Brings Blunt Talk About Climate Change (LAT)
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