Today’s Headlines
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8:30 AM PST on November 9, 2009
- Voters Highly Skeptical of “Reforms” to State Constitution, Budgeting (Times)
- Little Tokyo Community Council Opposes Regional Connector Alternatives (Rafu Shimpo)
- “Chief Beck” Has Confirmation Hearing at City Hall This Morning (LA Now)
- Power Tripping Sheriff’s Don’t Know Law When It Comes to Taking Pictures in Subway (Metblogs)
- SF Has 22 Bike Projects Ready-to-Roll As Soon as Injunction Is Lifted (SF Streetsblog)
- Riverside Freight Train Derailment Messing with Metrolink (LA Now)
- Livable Streets Communities: How About a Climate Plan That Reduces Car Dependence? (Streetsblog)
- Where Are the World’s Most Dangerous Roads? (How We Drive)
- WalkScore Adds Transit Data, Becomes a Bigger Selling Point for Real Estate Reps (Switchboard)
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