Today’s Headlines
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7:00 AM PDT on August 26, 2010
We’ll have a full review of our fundraiser tomorrow. But for now, enjoy the irony that Denny Zane won a raffle for an Expo Line t-shirt.- Oil Industry Stonewalling Investigators of Deepwater Horizon (LAT)
- Metrolink to Pay $200 Million to Survivor’s and Victim’s Family of Chatsworth Crash (LA_Now)
- Bus Driver’s Authorize Strike (This Doesn’t Mean They Will, Just That They Can) (Bus Bench)
- Two Week Chinese Traffic Jam Ends (Autotopia)
- More Coverage of the Mayor’s 3 Feet Proposal (LA Weekly, ABC7)
- Using Walk Score to Grade the Expo Line Phase I Stops (Straight Outta Suburbia)
- Hu On! L.B. Vista Bike Boulevard Asks Drivers to “Yeild” (Gazette)
- On Fare Gates, Metro Rider Warned Us
- Happy 50th Birthday, Metro Rail (Primary Resources)
- Safety First for Off Road Racing (But What About Regular Drivers?) (Daily News)
- Hey Everyone, It’s Hot (LA_Now)
- Don’t Forget: “LA Beyond Cars” Has Its Closing Party on Friday (Mixed In)
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