Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
9:24 AM PDT on October 21, 2010
- Voters Turning Against Prop. 23 and Prop. 19 (LAT)
- Westside Subway, Regional Connector LPA’s Move Through Committee (The Source)
- Motorist Rams SUV Into School Bus Full of Children in Suicide Attempt (LA_Now)
- More Bike Parking to Come (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Could Union Issues Derail Expo? (Corsair)
- More on Yesterday’s Crenshaw/Boxer Presser (The Source)
- Port of Los Angeles Got Some Federal Money Too (LA_Now)
- Hey, Santa Monica Has Parking Problems Too (Daily Press)
- More on Those EPA Stickers. Hearing Later Today! (Bike Beverly Hills)
- Obama Traffic Nightmare Totally Not Happening This Time, Maybe (LAist)
- No Wait, It Is Totally Happening, ObamaLock! (LAT)
- Obama’s Itinerary and Directions for Tomorrow (Neon Tommy)
- Prop 26 “Would Let Oil, Tobacco Companies Off the Hook” (Mercury News)
- San Ramon-Based Chevron Launches PR Campaign; Yes Men Counter With Spoof Campaign (ABC7)
- Happy Birthday, The Source, Happy Birthday to You
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