Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Note: Joe is out for a couple of weeks on a well deserved trip with his family. Streetsblog will continue to be updated daily.

By Damien Newton

7:47 AM PDT on June 14, 2022

City Council Poised to Ban Bike Repair/Sales on Public Property (LAist)
Sahra Wrote About Why This Bill Is a Bad Idea (Streetsblog LA)
When Introduced, I Wrote a Note to My Neighborhood Council (Google Docs)
Enviros Now Oppose City’s River Master Plan (LAT)
‘Sheep Fire’ in SGV Grows to 990 Acres. Now 27% Contained (SGV Trib)
E-Bike Share Launches in Pacoima (CBS2)
Pasadena Passes New Building Electrification Ordinance (Active SGV/Twitter)
Spec News 1 Profiles Jon Jones and the Eastside Riders
Former Pasadena Mayor Calls for End of Freeway Expansion (Daily Breeze)
San Diego Approved a High-Rise with 443 Units, 52 Parking Spaces. (Fox 5)
7 Great State Parks You Can’t Miss (LAT)

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Note: Joe is out for a couple of weeks on a well deserved trip with his family. Streetsblog will continue to be updated daily.

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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