Today’s Headlines
Our Best to Bill Rosendahl, Who Undergoes Heart Surgery Today. Get Well Soon, Council Man!
8:49 AM PST on January 20, 2011
- Full Coverage of the AEG/Stadium Hearing with Hahn and LaBonge (Blog Downtown, Curbed, LAT, City Maven)
- High Speed Rail Authority Sets Aside Funds to Buy Union Station (LAT)
- Green LA Girl Reviews Tuesday’s Big Event in Pasadena (Pacific Swell)
- Momentum Builds for Freight Rail Alternative to 710 Tunnel (SoPas Patch)
- Brown Launches Attack on “Useless” CRA’s (SF Chronicle)
- LACBC Ready to Unveil Safe and Healthy Streets Plan in Glendale (News-Press)
- Huntington Beach Will Not Post Pics. of Drunk Drivers on Facebook (Daily News)
- Ride the Pink Line Quizzes WeHo Candidates for City Council
- 4 Cyclists Already Killed in Greater L.A. in 2011 (Biking In L.A.)
Our Best to Bill Rosendahl, Who Undergoes Heart Surgery Today. Get Well Soon, Council Man!
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