Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:41 AM PST on November 8, 2010

- Rutten: Will Partisanship Sink 30/10? (LAT)
- NBC Universal Project Has 39,000 Page EIR (Daily News, Curbed)
- Pat Morrison Gives a Glowing Interview to Wendy Greuel (LAT)
- Daily News: Villaraigosa Getting Better
- Update on the Christina Everett Sentencing (LACBC)
- We Need to Look Beyond L.A. in Search for LADOT General Manager (Soap Box)
- Bike Plan Unambitious Compared to Tacoma and Des Moines (Meek Adjustments)
- Family Devastated by Young Girl’s Death After She Was Hit in Crosswalk (Daily News)
- Meanwhile Neighbors Demand Traffic Light for Crosswalk (LAist)
- Apparently LADOT Is Happy with Thursday’s Planning Meeting Too (LADOT Bike Blog)
- An Open Letter from Streetsblog to Ohio Gov.-Elect John Kasich (Streetsblog.net)
- Hit and Run Driver in Vail Excused from Felony So He Can Make a Lot of Money (Vail Daily)
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