Today’s Headlines
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9:17 AM PST on January 13, 2011
- Council Sends RFP to 19 Approved Potential Operators for Parking Garages (Ron Kaye LA)
- Council Votes Behind Closed Doors. Won’t Explain Changes to Public (LAT)
- Metro Unveils New Plans for Regional Connector (Downtown News, Blog Downtown)
- Epstein: Building a Stadium Downtown Does Make Some Sense (HuffPo)
- Metro Picks Contractor for ExpressLanes (The Source)
- Planned Zoning Changes Under Fire (LA Weekly)
- Culver Preparing Local Transportation Plan for Expo (Curbed)
- Huntington Beach Considering Facebook Shame for Repeated Drunk Drivers (LA_Now)
- Never Having Met a Highway Project They Didn’t Like, OC Officials Question Transit Center (LAT)
- “Oil Spill Panel Calls for Sweeping Changes” (LAT)
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