Today’s Headlines
Fate of Gold Line, Sales Tax Ballot Initiative, and Long Term Plan on Today’s Metro Agenda Villaraigosa Supports Sales Tax to Increase Metro Funding (Bottleneck Blog) Rosendahl Peeved that Dodgers Won’t Pay for Buses (Bottleneck Blog, Blogdowntown) Broken Redline Strands Hundreds at Rush Hour (LAist) Department of Commerce Intervenes on San Onofre Toll Road (Times) … Continued
7:39 AM PDT on June 26, 2008
- Fate of Gold Line, Sales Tax Ballot Initiative, and Long Term Plan on Today’s Metro Agenda
- Villaraigosa Supports Sales Tax to Increase Metro Funding (Bottleneck Blog)
- Rosendahl Peeved that Dodgers Won’t Pay for Buses (Bottleneck Blog, Blogdowntown)
- Broken Redline Strands Hundreds at Rush Hour (LAist)
- Department of Commerce Intervenes on San Onofre Toll Road (Times)
- TOD, One City at a Time (MetBlogs)
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