Today’s Headlines
CPUC Punts Expo Ruling…Again (LA Now) Bush Admin May Pursue Managed Bankruptcy for Car Makers (NYT) Obama Team Rushing to Draft Stimulus Package of Up to $1 Trillion (NYT, Politico) Current Auto-Bailout Number Sits at $17.4 Billion (Times) Schwarzenegger Promises Veto of Dem. Tax Package, Including Gas Tax (Daily News) How Does Transpo Sec Ray … Continued
8:23 AM PST on December 19, 2008
- CPUC Punts Expo Ruling…Again (LA Now)
- Bush Admin May Pursue Managed Bankruptcy for Car Makers (NYT)
- Obama Team Rushing to Draft Stimulus Package of Up to $1 Trillion (NYT, Politico)
- Current Auto-Bailout Number Sits at $17.4 Billion (Times)
- Schwarzenegger Promises Veto of Dem. Tax Package, Including Gas Tax (Daily News)
- How Does Transpo Sec Ray LaHood Play in Peoria? (Peoria Chronicle)
- LADOT Bike Coordinator on Midnight Ridazz, “I got more miles in my legs than they do” (LA Weekly)
- Now the Ridazz Want a Road Race (Midnight Ridazz)
- The Pro-Transit Legacy of Conservative Activist Paul Weyrich (Rebuilding Place via Streetsblog.net)
- How Jan Gehl Gained a Global Following (Worldchanging)
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