>> Regeneration regenerates. After a big announcement about a going-out-of-business sale, Eagle Rock’s eco-boutique Regeneration‘s now making a big announcement that it’ll be keeping its doors open by sharing its space with a furniture seller. Regeneration will only be open weekends this month, with a grand reopening planned for February.

>> New urbanism comes to town. Green urban planning experts Peter Newman and Timothy Beatley will talk about “Setting the New Planning Agenda” for green development: “A new approach to urban development needs to be forged out of the down-turn that can at the same time enable cities to respond to the deep challenge of peak oil and climate change.” Hear them on Thurs., Jan. 15 from 3 pm – 5 pm in the Board of Public Works Room 350, 200 N. Spring St., L.A. City Hall. RSVP to Jennifer Renteria at jrenteri@usc.edu by Wed., Jan. 14.

>> The Los Angeles Bike Summit happens March 7. Wanna help set the agenda? Though the deadline’s already passed, presentation applications will be taken until early next week — so get your idea in now. (via Streetsblog LA)

>> L.A. cyclists with unregistered bikes will no longer be ticketed. “Chief William Bratton of the LAPD recommends to the City Council the discontinuation of the wildly unpopular bicycle licensing programming and announces that the LAPD will no longer enforce bicycle licensing.”

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