Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
9:05 AM PST on December 16, 2009
- Metro Offers Free New Years Service on Trains, and to Rose Bowl (The Source)
- But Free Ride Doesn’t Include Orange Line (Daily News)
- Yes It Does (Metro Press Release, Yet to Be Posted Online)
- Truckers Protest Diesel Rule for Ports (Land Line)
- Clean Truck Program Wins E.P.A. Award (Daily Breeze)
- Driver Sought in Deadly Hit and Run with Cyclist in NoHo (CBS2, LAist)
- Pedestrian Killed in Arts District When Car Jumps Curb. Driver Claims Mechanical Failure. LAPD Claim Manslaughter (Downtown News)
- In L..A. Santa Rides a Bicycle (City Watch)
- If Motorists Can’t Tell Time, How the Hell Will They Figure This Out? (Telegraph)
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