Today’s Headlines
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7:57 AM PDT on April 9, 2010
- Villaraigosa: “City Might Not Be Out of Cash After All” (LAT)
- Bike Thieves Caught on Tape Downtown (ABC7)
- Route for L.A. to Anaheim HSR Route Gets Another Look (LAist)
- How to Attend the Regional Connector Meetings from Your Computer (The Source)
- Coming Next Week: Metro Offers 266 Free Parking Spaces at Indiana Station (The Source)
- How About Taking Care of the Dead Rats in Your Train Stations Instead? (Bus Bench)
- Angry Mom Gets “Nightmare on Elm Street” Billboard Pulled from Local School Zone (Eastsider)
- The Environmental Paradox of Smart Growth (Switchboard)
- Cyclist Killed in San Bernadino
- New Urban News: Burbs Will Never Be the Nexus of Vibrancy Envisioned by Brooks and Kotkin…
- …And TreeHugger Has Another Reason Why
- Cost of Driving Going up for 2010 (USA Today)
- But Local Prices Remian Flat (Daily News)
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