Today’s Headlines
Caltrans Short $135 million on 405/101 Interchange Project (Times, Daily News) Less People Driving, Less People Dieing (Daily News) Antonovich Pushing for Regional Distribution of Sales Tax (ABC7) More HOV for the OC (Times) Beverly Hills Gets Two Stops on Subway to the Sea (Curbed) NYC Streetsblog on McCain’s “Pump” Debunking McCain’s ‘Pump’ Ad … Continued
6:50 AM PDT on July 23, 2008
- Caltrans Short $135 million on 405/101 Interchange Project (Times, Daily News)
- Less People Driving, Less People Dieing (Daily News)
- Antonovich Pushing for Regional Distribution of Sales Tax (ABC7)
- More HOV for the OC (Times)
- Beverly Hills Gets Two Stops on Subway to the Sea (Curbed)
- NYC Streetsblog on McCain’s “Pump”
- Debunking McCain’s ‘Pump’ Ad (FactCheck)
- Bush Admin Moves to Increase Oil Shale Production (Gristmill)
- What About America’s Least Walkable Cities? (TreeHugger)
- Believe It or Not: GM, Ford ‘On Verge of Bankruptcy’ (Bloomberg)
- National Mall Needs a Facelift (Newsweek)
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