Today’s Headlines
Yes on Measure R (Green LA Girl) Museum of Art Helping Pay for Yes on Measure R Campaign? (Bottleneck Blog) Obama, McCain Stick to Talking Points on Energy, Climate, and ‘Foreign Oil’ Dependence (Grist) Dodger Trolley a Success! (Blogdowntown) Permitting Delays Help Balloon Cost of Downtown Sidewalk Replacement (Blogdowntown) Transit Ridership Stays Strong as Gas … Continued
7:37 AM PDT on October 16, 2008
- Yes on Measure R (Green LA Girl)
- Museum of Art Helping Pay for Yes on Measure R Campaign? (Bottleneck Blog)
- Obama, McCain Stick to Talking Points on Energy, Climate, and ‘Foreign Oil’ Dependence (Grist)
- Dodger Trolley a Success! (Blogdowntown)
- Permitting Delays Help Balloon Cost of Downtown Sidewalk Replacement (Blogdowntown)
- Transit Ridership Stays Strong as Gas Prices Fall (Daily News, Bottleneck Blog)
- Driver Runs Red Light, Kills Pedestrian. Self (CBS2, Daily News, Times)
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