June 7: This Date In Los Angeles Transportation History (Light rail to Pasadena takes a step forward and Metro changes the face of Universal City)
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
Bob Hope Airport May Be Recovering From Loss Of American Airlines
Burbank Leader
Business Lessons From Chinatown Buses
Fast Company
Deregulate Our Streets!
Next American City
Downtown To Culver City Soon To Be Connected By Expo Line
Blog Downtown
Endangered CRA Projects Get Some Funding
Los Angeles Business Journal
Foothill Transit Expected To Drop Fares On Silver Streak Bus Routes
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
New Bike Lanes On Summerland In San Pedro
B.I.K.A.S.
Panel On Transit-Oriented Development Thursday
Los Angeles Downtown News
Pelosi Challenges Boehner To Cancel Recess, Pound Out A Transpo Bill
StreetsBlog DC
Port Of LA's Terminal Island (And Its Canned Tuna History) One Of US's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
Curbed LA
Ray Bradbury Would've Crisscrossed LA With Monorails
Curbed LA
R.I.P. Ray Bradbury -- And The FREE L.A. Monorail That Never Was
Southern California Public Radio
Refining The Real-Timed Urban Mobility Report (204p. PDF)
Texas Transportation Institute
Rollin' On The River ("Now there are nearly 30 miles of path, with another 1.5 miles to be added later this year as the West Valley River Bike Path moves towards completion. When the Metro Orange Line Extension to Chatsworth opens on June 30, 4 miles of bike path perpendicular to the river will open with it, eventually connecting to a part of the river path planned for the future.")
Zev Yaroslavsky, Los Angeles County Supervisor, Third District
What A Data-Rich, Smart City Experience Could Really Be Like
The Atlantic: Cities
When Will USDOT Announce Latest TIGER Grants?
Transportation Issues Daily
Will Measure R+ Reach The Fall Ballot? At Least Two County Supervisors Need A Change Of Heart
StreetsBlog LA
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