Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:59 AM PDT on April 20, 2010
- President Visits L.A. to Stump for Boxer (LAT)
- Daily News: Save the View of the Hollywood Sign
- An Explanation of the City’s Position on Sidewalk Repair (LAist)
- Street Park Appears in Silver Lake (Eastsider)
- Enviros Plan Valero Protest Because of Oil Companies Stance on CA Greenhouse Gas Laws (LAist)
- Teenager Elected to Robertson Neighborhood Council (LAT)
- Long Beach Gaining More National Attention (Austin 360)
- Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan: Good Sportsmanship Starts With Legal Parking (Shutdown Corner)
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