Today’s Headlines
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9:10 AM PDT on April 19, 2011
- Budget Crisis Imperils 405 Widening, Orange Line Extension, and More (Daily News)
- Metro Announces Plans for Bike Week (The Source)
- LACBC Pumped About Plans for 7th Street Bike Lanes, Flyers in English, Spanish, Korean (LACBC Blog)
- No Pressure, Mag. Calls CA “Last Hope for High Speed Rail” (Metro Magazine)
- City Says No NFL Team, No NFL Stadium (LAT)
- Daily Breeze Reprints Weird, But Positive, Editorial Plugging Transit
- Urban Land Institute Fires Writer for Having Opinion About L.A. Live (CP&DR)
- Santa Monica Has Great Plans for Transportation, But Can They Afford It (Lookout!)
- Conservatives and Libertarians Call Out O’Toole, Side With Shoup in Parking Debate (Cato Unbound)
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