Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:54 AM PDT on October 8, 2010
- Assemblyman Blasts 710 Tunnel. Claims Proponents Are Lieing (La Canada Online)
- LAPD Officer Convicted of Hitting Pedestrians and Running (LA_Now)
- $30 Million Listing for Staples Parking Parcel, 2.73 Acres (Business Week)
- l..A. Transportation Planning Fiunks the Hippocratic Oath (City Watch)
- Behind the Orange Curtain, San Clemente Gets Sharrows (OC Register)
- Can We Use Red Light Cameras to Catch Drivers on the Phone? (LA_Now)
- When It Comes to Subway Planning, Let’s Keep It Simple (City Watch)
- Photo Essay Showing Progress of Expo Construction (Transit Coalition Message Boards)
- Meanwhile MetroRider Is Showing Pics of Metrolink Stations
- Caltrans Wants L.A. City to Make 110 a Historic Monument (Eastsider, Curbed)
- Christie Pulls the Plug on ARC Tunnel (NYT, Transpo Nation, MTR, Star-Ledger, SAS)
- “The Worst Policy Decision Ever Made By the Government of New Jersey” (Krugman 1, 2, 3)
- Buying an Electric Car? The American Taxpayer Will Shower You With Gifts (NYT)
- Boy, That Mad Men Taking Transit Story Has Legs (GRIST)
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