Today’s Headlines
Covid Spikes, Mask Mandates, Get Your Local COVID Coverage Hit and Run Driver Kills Podcast Host Matt George (LAT) Hit and Run Driver in Long Beach Injures Woman on Scooter (LB Post) Kenny Uong’s Transit Poem (Jimbo Times) Here’s Your Final List of Recall Candidates for Governor (LAT) Protected Bikeway Popup Coming Sunday on Roxbury … Continued
8:48 AM PDT on July 19, 2021
- Covid Spikes, Mask Mandates, Get Your Local COVID Coverage
- Hit and Run Driver Kills Podcast Host Matt George (LAT)
- Hit and Run Driver in Long Beach Injures Woman on Scooter (LB Post)
- Kenny Uong’s Transit Poem (Jimbo Times)
- Here’s Your Final List of Recall Candidates for Governor (LAT)
- Protected Bikeway Popup Coming Sunday on Roxbury Drive (BH Courier)
- Metro’s Bike Share Workers Form a Union (TWU/Twitter)
- Zoning Slows Pasadena Church’s Efforts to Build Affordable Housing (Star-News)
- DOT’s and Auto Industry Ready to Fight to Preserve Federal Funding in Infrastructure Bill (Politico)
- Friends, Family of Mark Bixby Gather to Ride on Mark Bixby Memorial Bicycle Pedestrian Path (LB Post)
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