Today’s Headlines
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9:24 AM PST on November 25, 2009
- City’s Credit Rating Drops. Council Holds Hearing. (LA Now)
- Transit Rider OC Breaks Down OCTA’s Cuts: No Late Night Service, Some Routes Eliminated
- Angels Flight Passes CPUC Safety Test. Opening Soon? (Curbed)
- December 3rd Is Bike Night for “Festival of Lights” (LAist)
- New Cell Phone Application Will Read Text Messages to Distracted Drivers (SacBee)
- Reuters Blogger Felix Salmon: Without Privatization, Chicago Never Woulda Raised Meter Rates
- WaPo Closing L.A. Office (Gaea Times)
- It’s Zeppelin Time! (Times)
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