Today’s Headlines
News from Capitol Hill is Back at DC Streetsblog
8:59 AM PST on March 9, 2010
- Gov. Vetoes $4 Billion in Budget Cuts (LAT)
- Cyclist Jen Peterson Looks at Pasadena Bike Plan (Star News)
- Triathalon Volunteer Who Crashed Motorcycle in 2007 Receives $7 Million Settlement from City (LAT)
- Poor Road Design Partially to Blame for Teen Pedestrian’s Death in Brentwood (Soap Box)
- LAPD South Bureau to Get Cameras in Squad Cars Soon (Daily News)
- How About an “Airline Miles” Type Program for the Bus? (Snob on a Bus)
- Time to Stop Letting Movies Snarl Our Traffic (Bus Bench)
- Florida Woman Crashes Car While “Shaving Bikini Area” (AOL News)
- AAA Promoting Show Using Dangerous Driving for Entertainment (Daily Record)
News from Capitol Hill is Back at DC Streetsblog
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