Today’s Headlines
Feds Offer State HOT Lanes Money (Times) A Third Look at Car-Free Wilshire (Militant Angeleno) Comments on Metro’s Draft Long Range Plan Due Tomorrow (Metro Rider) SM Residents Get Ballot Measure to Limit Development (Bottleneck Blog) Woman Hurt in Crash on Harbor Freeway (Times) Clinton Would Consider Gas Tax Holiday; Obama Opposes (WSJ) In Newark, … Continued
8:11 AM PDT on April 24, 2008
- Feds Offer State HOT Lanes Money (Times)
- A Third Look at Car-Free Wilshire (Militant Angeleno)
- Comments on Metro’s Draft Long Range Plan Due Tomorrow (Metro Rider)
- SM Residents Get Ballot Measure to Limit Development (Bottleneck Blog)
- Woman Hurt in Crash on Harbor Freeway (Times)
- Clinton Would Consider Gas Tax Holiday; Obama Opposes (WSJ)
- In Newark, 50 Percent of Devils Fans Take the Train to the Game (NYT)
- Dutch Cyclists Request External Air Bags (Jalopnik)
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