Today’s Headlines
SB 50 Fails, Fails, Again, Again (SFChron, SFGate, USA Today) LAT Editorial: L.A. Lawmakers Need To Solve Housing Crisis More on Car-Free Market Street (CNN) If You Can Do It, So Can We (LAT) Maybe on Hollywood Boulevard? (Biking in L.A., LAist, LAT) Car Mag Chimes in on Better Market Street (Car&Driver) Modesto Plans for Median … Continued
9:37 AM PST on January 31, 2020
- SB 50 Fails, Fails, Again, Again (SFChron, SFGate, USA Today)
- LAT Editorial: L.A. Lawmakers Need To Solve Housing Crisis
- More on Car-Free Market Street (CNN)
- If You Can Do It, So Can We (LAT)
- Maybe on Hollywood Boulevard? (Biking in L.A., LAist, LAT)
- Car Mag Chimes in on Better Market Street (Car&Driver)
- Modesto Plans for Median Protected Bike Lane (Modesto Bee)
- Santa Monica’s New Scooter Rules Could Halve Amount of Scooters on the Street (SMDP)
- More On Holden Bill To Get LA Metro Gold Line To Ontario (SGV Tribune)
- “How People Like Kobe Bryant Use Helicopter’s to Skip LA Traffic” (LAT)
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