Today’s Headlines
Valet bike parking at the Culver City BMP meeting. Photo: Stephen Box/Facebook LAT: Now Is Not the Time to Drill, Baby, Drill Deepwater Horizon Makes Exxon Valdez Look Like a Puddle (NYT) Obama Pledges to Push for New Energy Law Amidst Gulf Disaster (Politico) But the Climate Bill in Congress Won’t Wean Us Off Oil … Continued
6:41 AM PDT on June 14, 2010
Valet bike parking at the Culver City BMP meeting. Photo: Stephen Box/Facebook- LAT: Now Is Not the Time to Drill, Baby, Drill
- Deepwater Horizon Makes Exxon Valdez Look Like a Puddle (NYT)
- Obama Pledges to Push for New Energy Law Amidst Gulf Disaster (Politico)
- But the Climate Bill in Congress Won’t Wean Us Off Oil (Takeaway)
- Father of Girl Killed During LAPD Car Chase Doesn’t Blame the Cops (LAT)
- Another Dad in Big Rig Runs Down Two Sons (LA_Now)
- Whoops! Driver “Accidentally” Kills Pedestrian with Car in Cahuenga Pass (LA_Now)
- “Mad Men” Star Leaves Scene of Crash. Media Focuses on Her Car and Sex Life (USA Today, LAT)
- For Critical Mass, It’s Time to HTFU (KPCC)
- Gov. Stumps for High Speed Rail (LAT via ENR)
- Will T.O.D. Save L.A.’s Real Estate Market? (California Planning Report)
- First Review of the Big Parade (LAist)
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