Today’s Headlines
Back to the Future for the Governator: Transit Robbing Budget Signed (Times) House Spending Bill Would End Offshore Drilling Ban (NYT) House and Senate Agree on Rail Safety Bill (Bottleneck Blog) Metrolink Considers Adding Second Engineer to Trains (SF Chronicle) LADOT’s Plan to Work with Neighborhood Councils Panned (CityWatch) Parts of Southeast U.S. Gripped by … Continued
8:06 AM PDT on September 24, 2008
- Back to the Future for the Governator: Transit Robbing Budget Signed (Times)
- House Spending Bill Would End Offshore Drilling Ban (NYT)
- House and Senate Agree on Rail Safety Bill (Bottleneck Blog)
- Metrolink Considers Adding Second Engineer to Trains (SF Chronicle)
- LADOT’s Plan to Work with Neighborhood Councils Panned (CityWatch)
- Parts of Southeast U.S. Gripped by Gas Shortages in Wake of Hurricanes (NBC)
- New Bike Lane Comes to Glendale (Tropico Station)
- $800 Million I-215 Widening Moves Forward (Press Enterprise)
- Woman Self-Immolates in Extreme Road Rage Incident (London Times)
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Wednesday’s Headlines
ICE, K Line, Exide, Santa Monica, Pasadena, RV removals, smog, D Line, Burbank Airport, car-nage, and more
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