Today’s Headlines
The Pros and Cons and of Extending the Gold Line (Times) CPUC To Decide Expo’s Fate This Week (Times) Lower Gas Prices Causing People to Abandon Alternative Transportation (Daily News) Lower Gas Prices Not Causing People to Abandon Alternative Transportation… (Press Telegram) …However Fewer People Riding Metrolink Because Their Trains Keep Crashing (P-E) Fares Going … Continued
7:36 AM PST on December 1, 2008
- The Pros and Cons and of Extending the Gold Line (Times)
- CPUC To Decide Expo’s Fate This Week (Times)
- Lower Gas Prices Causing People to Abandon Alternative Transportation (Daily News)
- Lower Gas Prices Not Causing People to Abandon Alternative Transportation… (Press Telegram)
- …However Fewer People Riding Metrolink Because Their Trains Keep Crashing (P-E)
- Fares Going Up in Orange County (ABC7)
- For Anyone Still Paying Attention, Measure R’s Lead Still Growing (Bottleneck Blog)
- LACMA Faces $6 Million Budget Shortfall, Turns to Supes (Daily News)
- High-Speed Rail Corridors Could Boost Local Transit Systems (Grist)
- Some Towns Facing Shortfalls, Layoffs Because of Tax Loss Caused by Car Sales (Times)
- Streetfilms Reviews “Noise”
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