Today’s Headlines
LAist calls this the “optimistic alternative” for the Westside Subway Is This Subway Ever Going to Make it “to the Sea?” (LAist) Plan for Truck Driver Training Facility Stalled (Daily News) More from the Soap Box on the placement of those Sharrows O.C. Breaks Ground on Large HOV Project (Register) Long Beach Slimming Its Streets … Continued
7:18 AM PDT on June 16, 2010
LAist calls this the “optimistic alternative” for the Westside Subway- Is This Subway Ever Going to Make it “to the Sea?” (LAist)
- Plan for Truck Driver Training Facility Stalled (Daily News)
- More from the Soap Box on the placement of those Sharrows
- O.C. Breaks Ground on Large HOV Project (Register)
- Long Beach Slimming Its Streets (Planetizen)
- Time to Fit Chris Klein with a Breathalyzer (LA_Now)
- The Path of Least Resistance for Cyclists (Burbank Leader)
- Obama Admin. Needs to Sell Country that What’s Good for Cities is Good for Everyone (The Hill)
- Does This Mean I Have to Be Nice to the Times? (LA_Now)
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