After Spurning The State, Monrovia's Redevelopment Agency Faces The "Death Penalty"
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Bicycle Plans Continue: City Will Use A $150,000 Grant To Upgrade Bike Infrastructure
Glendale News Press
Construction Workers Launch Campaign To Pass Highway Repair Bill
The Hill
Does Busway Architecture Matter?
Human Transit
Feds Want Cell Phone Limits On Railroad Operators
Mass Transit
Ford Foundation To Send $200M To Local Transit-Oriented Development
StreetsBlog LA
L.A. The Least Gentrified Major City?
New Geography
Ports Seek 25 Percent Of TIGER II Grants
Journal Of Commerce
Riding A Bike In Los Angeles
Tucson Velo
Seeking The Next Interstate System, This Time Without Asphalt
StreetsBlog Network
Subway To The Sea Tunnel Meeting (video)
Fox Los Angeles
Transit Industry To Join State DOTs In Blasting Senate Climate Bill
StreetsBlog DC
Transportation: Following The Money
Rail Passenger Association Of California & Nevada
Transportation Moving Votes In Harman's L.A. Congressional Race
StreetsBlog DC
Update: [LADOT] Releases Sharrows Test Ride Dates And Times
Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition
U.S. FTA Head Rogoff Paints Grim Picture Of Nation's Transit Priorities
Transport Politic
Walking In L.A.: An Introduction (First in a series. "Los Angeles is the future of transportation in America. And it's always been...Fully 12 percent of all trips in Los Angeles are by bicycle or on foot—that's more than Austin or Portland. In sheer numbers, L.A. has more bikers and walkers than Washington, D.C., or Chicago, or even San Francisco. And it happens to be far safer for biking and walking than all three, according to a 2010 Benchmarking Report by the Alliance for Biking and Walking.")
GOOD
Westside Residents To Hear Metro Tunneling Plans
Los Angeles Daily News
