Today’s Headlines
10 Things You Don’t Know About Universal City Project (Bottleneck Blog) Judge Overturns Supes Decision. Taco Trucks Can Park for More Than an Hour (Times) Without Legislation by Sunday Night, HOT Lanes Plan Dies (KFI AM) Global Warming/Smart Growth Bill Clears Assembly (NRDC, Times) Oil Breaks $119/Barrel as Gustav Threatens Gulf Coast (NYT) Arctic Ice … Continued
8:17 AM PDT on August 28, 2008
- 10 Things You Don’t Know About Universal City Project (Bottleneck Blog)
- Judge Overturns Supes Decision. Taco Trucks Can Park for More Than an Hour (Times)
- Without Legislation by Sunday Night, HOT Lanes Plan Dies (KFI AM)
- Global Warming/Smart Growth Bill Clears Assembly (NRDC, Times)
- Oil Breaks $119/Barrel as Gustav Threatens Gulf Coast (NYT)
- Arctic Ice Area Could Hit New Low (NYT)
- Pelosi Faces Down Drill-Happy Protesters (Politico)
- Presidential Election an Opportunity to Rebuild America (OurFuture)
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