Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:46 AM PDT on June 17, 2015
- Council Approves DTLA Streetcar To Begin Preliminary Engineering (Urbanize)
- Perp Pleads No Contest To Boyle Hts Hit-and-Run Killing Of 101-Year Old (LAT)
- Cyclist Killed in Hit-and-Run In Stanton In OC (LAT)
- Details Of Metro Measure R2 Polling (@Laura_Nelson Twitter)
- Burbank Bus Expands Airport to NoHo Red Line Service (Burbank Leader)
- Metro’s First Last Mile Plan (CA Planning & Dev Report)
- Tourist Tax Helps Pay For Anaheim ARTIC Station Expenses (Mass Transit)
- Mark Valianatos Looks At History of Big Data in L.A. (Boom)
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