Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:57 AM PST on February 11, 2010
- Traffic Fears Spur Debate Over Giant “Bundy Village” Plan in West L.A. (Times)
- Ridley-Thomas Willing to “Go It Alone” Over Metro Audit (Daily News)
- Riverside’s Top Cop Says He Was Over-medicated When He Crashed City Car (LA Now)
- Dennis Zine Proposes Lowering Fines for Cars Caught Running Reds (Times)
- Now Daily News Calls Local Council Budgets “Pet Projects” Budget
- Car-Free Broadway Is Here to Stay in NYC (Streetsblog NYC)
- Not Our Problem, But Good to Know: Smart Growth Makes Snowstorms Better (GRIST)
- Congresswoman Watson Announces Retirement. Asm. Speaker Bass to Run for Her Seat? (Times)
- Foothill Extension 101 (I Will Ride)
- China HSR Network So Good It’s Hurting Country’s Airlines (Infrastructurist)
- Andres Duany Talks to Popular Mechanics About His Smart Growth Manual
- Calling Exceptional Urbanists: 2010 Jane Jacobs Award Now Up for Grabs (BizWeek)
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