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Posts by Damien Newton
2013
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Apr 19:
Third Iteration of 3-Foot Bike Passing Bill Heads to Assembly Committee
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Jan 30:
California Bike Coalition Sets An Ambitious Reform Agenda for 2013
2012
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Nov 08:
“Browndoggle”? Efforts to Use HSR as Cudgel Against CA Dems Fizzle
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Oct 01:
More News on State Transpo Bills from Governor Brown’s Office
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Oct 01:
Gov. Brown Denies Cyclists “3,” But Signs Two Bills Boosting Bike Lanes
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Sep 24:
NRDC, Move L.A. Push Governor Brown to Sign Smart Growth Bill
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Jul 05:
CA Parking Reform Bill Shot Down by Assembly Committee
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Jun 27:
Battle Lines Drawn in High-Speed Rail Vote
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Jun 22:
Advocates to Boxer: Save Funds for Safe Streets, Don’t Let House Gut NEPA
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May 22:
Tell Your State Senator to “Give Me 3″ This Thursday
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Apr 02:
Take 2: As PA Gives Cyclists 4, CA’s “Give Me 3″ Heads Back to Committee
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Feb 28:
It’s Take Two for the “Give Me 3″ State Bicycle Passing Law
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Feb 02:
¡Viva CicLAvia!
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Jan 27:
CA Attorney General Joins Suit Against San Diego’s Flawed “Transit Plan”
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Jan 27:
The High Speed Rail Debate Moves to the New York Times
2011
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Nov 16:
CA Cyclists Urge Senator Boxer to Remove Bicycling Restriction From Bill
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Oct 07:
Breaking News: Governor Brown Sides with AAA and CHP, Vetoes SB 910
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Oct 03:
Lance Armstrong, L.A.’s Mayor Push Brown on S.B. 910
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Sep 07:
Assembly Joins Senate and Says: Give Me 3
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Aug 31:
Give Me Three Rides to the Assembly Floor, Republican Opposition Expected
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Aug 29:
New Legislation Seeks to Lower Voter Threshold for Transit Tax Approval
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Aug 25:
Majority Leader Eric Cantor Eyes Bike Share Funding for Federal Cuts
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Aug 24:
Interview With Donald Shoup: Los Angeles Making Strides With ExpressPark
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Aug 16:
L.A.’s CicLAvia Announces Expanded Route for October
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Aug 08:
Gov. Brown Vetoes Commuter Benefits Act, Cites Cost Argument
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Jun 06:
Move to Give Cities Power Over Speed Limits Gains Ground in Sacramento
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May 20:
“Give Me 3″ Campaign Goes Statewide as Bill Moves Through Senate
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Apr 20:
State Considers Restricting Parking in Transit Oriented Districts
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Apr 18:
CicLAvia 2011: Los Angelenos Take Back the Streets
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Feb 25:
Antonio Villaraigosa Rebrands L.A.’s Transit Plan as a National Option
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Jan 18:
The Invisible Cyclists: Immigrants and the Bike Community
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Jan 06:
New Year, New Laws: Slew of New Rules Aim to Make Streets Safer
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Jan 06:
New Year, New Laws: Less Bike Thefts Now Considered “Grand Theft”
2010
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Oct 13:
CicLAvia, Let’s Go!
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Oct 11:
CicLAvia: 100,000 Cyclists, Zero Incidents, Millions of Stories
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Oct 06:
Why Isn’t Proposition 22 a Slam Dunk with Voters?
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Sep 29:
Opponents of Clean Air Having Trouble Gaining Traction for Prop 23
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Aug 17:
LA Mayor Villagairosa Hosts First Bike Summit
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Jun 09:
Now That It’s Brown v Whitman, Let’s Talk Transportation
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May 03:
Move to Delay California’s Greenhouse Gas Law Gaining Steam
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Mar 19:
Sadik-Khan Packs the House in LA, Then Brings It Down
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Mar 08:
Texas Oil Companies Fund Measure to Repeal CA Climate Law
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Feb 10:
Boxer, LaHood to Discuss Federal Transportation Bill at L.A. Town Hall
2009
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Oct 19:
Much Ado About Nothing? New State Rules for “Pay-As-You-Drive” Insurance
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Aug 04:
Cartoon Tuesday: What Does Alabama Have Against California and Bikes?
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Jun 29:
CALPIRG, Smart Growth America Slam State Stimulus Spending
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Jun 04:
“Shovel Ready” High Speed Rail? CA Is Ahead of the Game
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May 15:
Governor Schwarzenegger Finds Another Way to Rob Transit
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Mar 03:
State Senator Takes on Parking Requirements
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Feb 13:
California Transit Association: “Armageddon Scenario Has Arrived”