Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:01 AM PDT on June 25, 2020
- While Tearing Down Racist Monuments, Don’t Forget L.A.’s Freeways (LAT)
…Communities Editor Sulaiman Puts Freeways In Larger Racism Context (@sahra Twitter)
…Editor Linton Critiques Putting Harm In Past When Metro & Caltrans Still Building Freeways (SBLA Twitter) - L.A. City Council Committee Approves Step Toward Unarmed Response (LAist)
- Metro Board Vote Today On Unarmed Response (ABC7, Daily News)
- California Sees Record Jump In Coronavirus Cases (LAT)
…Ventura, Orange, San Bernardino And Riverside Counties Seeing COVID Hospitalization Spikes (LAT) - Bicycling Sees Boom During COVID (LAT)
- Latest On L.A. Slow Streets Program (LAist)
…Councilmember Ryu Introduces Motion For Permanent Slow Streets (The Hub)
…In 2015 Ryu Was Against Mobility Plan Permanent Slow Street On 4th - Resetting L.A.’s Approach To Affordable Housing (Urbanize)
- How Transportation Planners Can Better Serve Black and Brown People (Seattle Times)
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