Today’s Headlines
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9:07 AM PST on December 3, 2010
- FTA to Metro: Sure, Only Build Part of the Wilshire BRT (The Source, LA_Now)
- Express Park Is Coming (Blog Downtown)
- Box : Why Does L.A. Have So Many Laws Discouraging Gardening? (City Watch)
- Bruins Fear Loss of Free Parking of Broxton Lot Privatized by City (Daily Bruin)
- Mihai Peteu Decimates LADOT Report on Unsafe Transportation (Bikeside)
- HSR Debate: Get Used to a Lot of “Train to Nowhere” References (LAT)
- Talk Is Cheap When It Comes to Urban Design in L.A. (City Watch)
- LoGrande Is Ready for Some Football (Curbed)
- Shocker: CA Residents Trust Themselves More Than Politicians (LAT)
- Toronto Mayor Declares “War on the Car Is Over” (Toronto Star)
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