Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:32 AM PST on December 9, 2010
- Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council: No On 710 (LAist)
- Council Overwhelmingly Approves Fresh & Easy, Parking Lot and All (Curbed)
- USDOT Thrilled that SR-91 Was Widened (Fast Lane)
- High Speed Rail Hit By Civil Rights Complaints (LAT)
- Metro Board Considers Increase for Expo Phase I (The Source)
- Music Video Laments Gentrification of Echo Park (LA_Now)
- Southland Gas Prices At Highest in Two Years (Daily News)
- Brown Plans to Be Adult About Budget (LAT)
- Santa Ana Resident, Killed by Flying Debris from Car Crash Caused by Red Light Runner. No Charges Filed (Pilot)
- Metro Gets Mad Men Actor to Be on “Metro Motion” Screens (The Source)
- Well-Educated Flock to Cities in First Decade of 2000 (NRDC Switchboard)
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