Today’s Headlines
It’s just a name change… AEG Wants Exemption from Environmental Studies for Downtown Stadium (Curbed) Will Expo Really Be Running by Next Summer? (Neon Tommy) Review of the Metro Board Meeting…Nobody Arrested (The Source) Businesses Oppose Closing Metrolink Crossing on City, Glendale Border (LA_Now) Goodbye “Pasadena Freeway” Hello “Arroyo Seco Parkway” (LAT) Mother Jones: “Memo … Continued
7:15 AM PDT on June 25, 2010
It’s just a name change…- AEG Wants Exemption from Environmental Studies for Downtown Stadium (Curbed)
- Will Expo Really Be Running by Next Summer? (Neon Tommy)
- Review of the Metro Board Meeting…Nobody Arrested (The Source)
- Businesses Oppose Closing Metrolink Crossing on City, Glendale Border (LA_Now)
- Goodbye “Pasadena Freeway” Hello “Arroyo Seco Parkway” (LAT)
- Mother Jones: “Memo to Urban Environmentalists: Don’t Fight Development, Embrace It”
- Even Mike Bloomberg Loves Car Parking (NYC Streetsblog)
- No Argument: Bad Signage Leads to Confusion for Metered Parking Areas (City Watch)
- More on Expo/CPUC Decisions (Curbed)
- Sheriff’s Drinking Going to Be a Problem (LAT)
- When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Cave on Boycott of Arizona (City Watch)
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