Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:29 AM PST on December 11, 2009
- Metro Approves Light Rail for South L.A. and South Bay (Times, Daily Breeze)
- More Details on Metro’s Plans to Extend Green Line (LAist)
- Expo Authority Responds to This Week’s Times Story on Delays and Overruns (The Source)
- Metro Announced 24 Hour Train Service on New Year’s Eve (LAist)
- Rosendahl Draws a Line in the Sand (Biking in L.A.)
- WeHo Pondering What to Do with Unsignalized Crosswalks (WeHo News)
- Nihola Cargo Bikes on Their Way to America (Copehnagen Post)
- Woman Crashes SUV into Vocational School. Police “Investigating Circumstances” (Daily News)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
(More meetings with New York today, plus a meeting Downtown in the
afternoon. If the Metrolink Board makes a decision before I leave, there will be a brief story. Other than that I’ll see you Monday! Not that I’d leave you with nothing to read…)
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