Today’s Headlines
BP once sponsored a game about cleaning up oil spills. Thanks, CNN BART Officer Murder Trial Verdict: Guilty of Manslaughter (LAT) High Speed Rail Authority to Study L.A. to Anaheim Shared Tracks (The Source) Gov. Signs Bill Kicking Yellow Stickers Out of Carpool Lane on 1.1.11 (Curbed) CAHSR Panel Defends Numbers from Berkely Report (LAT) … Continued
7:45 AM PDT on July 9, 2010
BP once sponsored a game about cleaning up oil spills. Thanks, CNN- BART Officer Murder Trial Verdict: Guilty of Manslaughter (LAT)
- High Speed Rail Authority to Study L.A. to Anaheim Shared Tracks (The Source)
- Gov. Signs Bill Kicking Yellow Stickers Out of Carpool Lane on 1.1.11 (Curbed)
- CAHSR Panel Defends Numbers from Berkely Report (LAT)
- Feds Skip Funding Downtown Streetcar (LAist)
- Woman Loses Control of Vehicle, Hits Power Poll, Knocks Out Power (Daily News)
- L.A. River is Navigable? Great, More Things to Cover (Creek Freak)
- Diane Rehm Show Devotes Full Hour to History and Future of Parking Garages
- What You Need to “Dump the Pump” (The Source)
- Gas Prices Fall Slightly (Daily News)
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