Today’s Headlines
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7:47 AM PDT on October 12, 2010
- Mr. Villaraigosa Goes to Washington, Asking for Help for 30/10 (KNBC, Daily News, LAT, The Source)
- Local Government Boards on Board for 30/10 (The Source)
- LAT: Newsom for Lt. Gov.
- Some Pics from Sunday’s “No to Coal, No to Oil” Rally (LAist)
- So, When We Doing this CicLAvia Thing Again? (KPCC)
- For Those of You That Can’t Wait, Biking In L.A. Has a Great List of Everyone’s Recaps
- Columnist: City Planning Completely Out of Control (City Watch)
- Canceling Transit Tunnel in NJ Could Be NJ’s Second Biggest Gift to L.A. (City Watch)
- Caltlrans Hoping to Re-Open Angels’ Crest Highway Before Year Is Over (LAT)
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