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The unanimous vote on the Locally Preferred Alternative for the Westside Subway.  Photo: Darrell Clarke
The unanimous vote on the Locally Preferred Alternative for the Westside Subway. Photo: Darrell Clarke

Westside Subway and Regional Connector Headlines:

    • Westside Subway, Regional Connector, Move Forward (LAT, Business Journal, NBC4, Daily News)
    • Villaraigosa Celebrates (HuffPo)
    • Beverly Hills Board of Ed. Wants $100,000 for Lobbying Against Subway (BH Patch)
    • Not Everyone on the Westside Gives a Rats Ass Whether the Subway Goes Under B.H. (LAist)
    • L.A.'s Subways Good for Real Estate Around the County (Brigham Yen)
    • Regional Connector Goes Forward, 5th and Flower Wilts (Curbed)
    • Q: How Many Times Can We Have an Online Debate About Whether the Subway Is Worth It?
    • A: As Long as It Takes for LA Weekly to Get It
    • Hi, City Watch!  What's with the Disclaimer...

The Rest of the Headlines

    • Board Also Voted on Grade Crossings, Metrolink Safety (The Source)
    • Prosecutor Wants BMW Driver from Tuesday's Bus Crash Tried as Adult (ABC7)
    • CAHSR Gets Federal Grant (SF Streetsblog)
    • Where Have the New Bike Racks Gone? (LADOT Bike Blog)
    • The Coolest Thing You Never Heard Of: Los Angeles Sustainability Collaborative (Pacific Swell)

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