Today’s Headlines
More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:30 AM PDT on September 4, 2009
- Make Parks, Not War (Soap Box)
- Inland Valley Cities Waiting for Gold Line (Daily Bulletin)
- “Massive Widening” (not my words) of 215 Moves Forward (Press-Enterprise)
- Legislation to Take I-710 Underground Advances (Land Line)
- Santa Monica City Council Still Debating Best Place for Expo Yard (Argonaut)
- Surging Enrollment at Community Colleges Causing More Local Traffic (Daily Press)
- SM Nabs Bike Thieves (Daily Press)
- UN Climate Conference Manages 200 Bikes for 15K Delegates (Copenhagenize via Streetsblog.net)
- Snark on Cyclist Russell Crowe? Prepare for Bike Duel (AP)
More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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