These changes are scheduled to take place Monday, June 17, 2013. For more information on these changes, please visit our Primary Resources Blog.
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June 14: This Date In Los Angeles Transportation History (In celebration of the Metro Blue Line's 10th anniversary, rail cars are repainted in Pacific Electric "Red Car" livery)
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
Bike Lanes On Vineland Win Support From Neighborhood Council ("The board of directors casts its vote for the wider and quieter Vineland over the idea of having bike lanes on the more lively Lankershim Boulevard.")
North Hollywood-Toluca Lake Patch
California Bullet Train Obtains Exemption From Federal Review ("The initial 65-mile segment of the train line can proceed without extensive oversight, a federal transportation board rules.')
Los Angeles Times
California High-Speed Rail Gets A Green Light
McClatchy
Clean Trucks Program: U.S. Supreme Court Rules Port Of Los Angeles Must Roll Back Some Provisions
Daily Breeze
Cloud Technology Deployed To Make Railway Crossings Safer
Innovation Trail
Connection Authority Board Opposes Proposed Measure R Amendment
Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority
Downtown LA's Renaissance, The New Hipster Paradise
My Fox LA
In California Cities, Drivers Want More Bike Lanes. Here's Why
StreetsBlog DC
Integrating Land Use And Transportation III: Homes Zone (Part 3 of 6)
StreetsBlog LA
Key Green Light For California High-Speed Rail
Bakersfield Californian
Leimert Park Station Award Rocked By MTA Construction Obstruction
CityWatch
Long Beach Transit Director Larry Jackson Leaves Driver's Seat After More Than 30 Years
Long Beach Press-Telegram
Metro's Summer Public Art Tour Connects Rail, Artists, And Communities
KCET
More Evidence That We Have Reached Peak Car
TreeHugger
New Metro Rail Map Is Very Real And Pretty Spectacular
Curbed LA
New Metro Rail Map Of Los Angeles Has A Lot On It
LA Observed
NJ Transit's Mobile Ticketing Pilot Slowly Catching On
NJ.com
O.C. Toll Road Agency Could Keep Fees Through 2053 ("Officials approve a $2.4-billion bond sale to refinance the Foothill-Eastern system, which has lower-than-anticipated revenue despite higher charges.")
Los Angeles Times
Rail To Redlands An Opportunity For The East Valley
Highland Community News
Shifting Lanes: The Demise Of The Southern California Autopia ("To understand the City of Angels, Joan Didion once wrote, one needed to immerse oneself in the freeway experience or, as she put it, "the only secular communion Los Angeles has.")
KCET
Showdown Or Compromise? All's Quiet In Advance Of [Today's] Hearing On The Spring Street Green Bike Lane
StreetsBlog LA
South Pasadena Gets Bragging Rights For Winning "Bike Week LA" Challenge
Pasadena Star-News
Spring Street Park To Open Monday
Los Angeles Downtown News
Supreme Court Rules In ATA's Favor On Los Angeles' Port Parking, Placard Requirements
Transport Topics
Supreme Court Strikes Down "Clean Trucks" Program At Port Of LA
CBS Los Angeles
Supreme Court Strikes Down Parts Of LA Port's Clean Truck Program
Los Angeles Times
Time To Curb Parking Rates Hikes
Wehoville
Upcoming CicLAvia On Wilshire To Add Pilates, Yoga And Korean BBQ
LA Weekly
What are transportation community leaders around the nation tweeting about today? Check out the Metro Library Twitter Daily, our online digest in newspaper format updated every day.
We invite you to visit Metro's The Source, your window to what's happening with agency news, funding and policy issues, and how to get the most out of transit and Los Angeles.
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June 14: This Date In Los Angeles Transportation History (In celebration of the Metro Blue Line's 10th anniversary, rail cars are repainted in Pacific Electric "Red Car" livery)
Metro Transportation Library Primary Resources Blog
Bike Lanes On Vineland Win Support From Neighborhood Council ("The board of directors casts its vote for the wider and quieter Vineland over the idea of having bike lanes on the more lively Lankershim Boulevard.")
North Hollywood-Toluca Lake Patch
California Bullet Train Obtains Exemption From Federal Review ("The initial 65-mile segment of the train line can proceed without extensive oversight, a federal transportation board rules.')
Los Angeles Times
California High-Speed Rail Gets A Green Light
McClatchy
Clean Trucks Program: U.S. Supreme Court Rules Port Of Los Angeles Must Roll Back Some Provisions
Daily Breeze
Cloud Technology Deployed To Make Railway Crossings Safer
Innovation Trail
Connection Authority Board Opposes Proposed Measure R Amendment
Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority
Downtown LA's Renaissance, The New Hipster Paradise
My Fox LA
In California Cities, Drivers Want More Bike Lanes. Here's Why
StreetsBlog DC
Integrating Land Use And Transportation III: Homes Zone (Part 3 of 6)
StreetsBlog LA
Key Green Light For California High-Speed Rail
Bakersfield Californian
Leimert Park Station Award Rocked By MTA Construction Obstruction
CityWatch
Long Beach Transit Director Larry Jackson Leaves Driver's Seat After More Than 30 Years
Long Beach Press-Telegram
Metro's Summer Public Art Tour Connects Rail, Artists, And Communities
KCET
More Evidence That We Have Reached Peak Car
TreeHugger
New Metro Rail Map Is Very Real And Pretty Spectacular
Curbed LA
New Metro Rail Map Of Los Angeles Has A Lot On It
LA Observed
NJ Transit's Mobile Ticketing Pilot Slowly Catching On
NJ.com
O.C. Toll Road Agency Could Keep Fees Through 2053 ("Officials approve a $2.4-billion bond sale to refinance the Foothill-Eastern system, which has lower-than-anticipated revenue despite higher charges.")
Los Angeles Times
Rail To Redlands An Opportunity For The East Valley
Highland Community News
Shifting Lanes: The Demise Of The Southern California Autopia ("To understand the City of Angels, Joan Didion once wrote, one needed to immerse oneself in the freeway experience or, as she put it, "the only secular communion Los Angeles has.")
KCET
Showdown Or Compromise? All's Quiet In Advance Of [Today's] Hearing On The Spring Street Green Bike Lane
StreetsBlog LA
South Pasadena Gets Bragging Rights For Winning "Bike Week LA" Challenge
Pasadena Star-News
Spring Street Park To Open Monday
Los Angeles Downtown News
Supreme Court Rules In ATA's Favor On Los Angeles' Port Parking, Placard Requirements
Transport Topics
Supreme Court Strikes Down "Clean Trucks" Program At Port Of LA
CBS Los Angeles
Supreme Court Strikes Down Parts Of LA Port's Clean Truck Program
Los Angeles Times
Time To Curb Parking Rates Hikes
Wehoville
Upcoming CicLAvia On Wilshire To Add Pilates, Yoga And Korean BBQ
LA Weekly
What are transportation community leaders around the nation tweeting about today? Check out the Metro Library Twitter Daily, our online digest in newspaper format updated every day.
We invite you to visit Metro's The Source, your window to what's happening with agency news, funding and policy issues, and how to get the most out of transit and Los Angeles.