Today’s Headlines
Feuer Greenhouse Gas Bill Passes Assembly (California Chronicle) Metro Already Spending Sales Tax Revenue on Gold Line (Star News) Long Beach Converts Some Parking Lots to Solar Power (LAist, Press Telegram) CTC and Venturay County Decide to Waste $32 Million (Ventura County Star) 3,200 Bev. Hills’ Residents Sign Petition Against Mega-Development (LAist) IbikeU of the … Continued
10:16 AM PDT on June 2, 2008
- Feuer Greenhouse Gas Bill Passes Assembly (California Chronicle)
- Metro Already Spending Sales Tax Revenue on Gold Line (Star News)
- Long Beach Converts Some Parking Lots to Solar Power (LAist, Press Telegram)
- CTC and Venturay County Decide to Waste $32 Million (Ventura County Star)
- 3,200 Bev. Hills’ Residents Sign Petition Against Mega-Development (LAist)
- IbikeU of the Day: Make it Happen
- Assembly Approves Massive Highway Widening for I-15 (California Chronicle)
- Al Sharpton Joins Critical Mass to Protest NYPD (Gothamist)
- Denver Regulators May Pay Drivers to Ditch Polluting Vehicles (AP)
- Columbus, Ohio Unveils 20-Year Bike Plan (Columbus Dispatch)
- Treasury Secretary Paulson: “No Quick Fix” For High Oil Prices (AP)
- More Drivers Running Out of Gas on the Road (Yahoo)
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