Today’s Headlines
Just a reminder… Ballot Measure That Could Preserve State Transit Funding Heads to Fall Ballot (The Source) Gov. Wants to Give State Workers Minimum Wage During Budget Season (LAT) Sgt. Kumer Hanging Out with the Ridazz (Midnight Ridazz) Assembly Rejects Bill That Would Ban Tolls on Carpoolers (Political/LAT) Council Bends and Approves Contract with AZ … Continued
7:18 AM PDT on June 24, 2010
Just a reminder…- Ballot Measure That Could Preserve State Transit Funding Heads to Fall Ballot (The Source)
- Gov. Wants to Give State Workers Minimum Wage During Budget Season (LAT)
- Sgt. Kumer Hanging Out with the Ridazz (Midnight Ridazz)
- Assembly Rejects Bill That Would Ban Tolls on Carpoolers (Political/LAT)
- Council Bends and Approves Contract with AZ Based Red Light Camera Contract (LAist)
- Epstein: Transit, Good for the Jews (Jewish Journal)
- Woman Killed by Metrolink Train (LA_Now)
- Sheriffs Drinking More than Ever (Daily News)
- It’s Official, Everyone Loves City of Lights (LADOT Bike Blog)
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