Featured Headline: L.A. Weekly checks back in on the Westside Subway battle in Beverly Hills. The second largest print publication in Los Angeles continues to carry water for Beverly Hills, basically taking all their arguments at face value and scorning any other arguments. I'm not sure which part of the story is more odd, the class war-fare opening against Century City which seems to believe that many Beverly Hills opponents of the subway route are part of the middle class or the assertion that the Constellation Ave station location is "sleepy" and the Santa Monica Station is "bustling" despite having a golf course on half of the station border.
- More on BH: School District Hires Seismologists to Study Earth Under the High School (Patch)
- GM Re-opening Plants in the Heartland with Jobs at Half Pay from Where They Used to Be (LAT)
- 60 Freeway Shutdown Makes Case for Dedicated Truck Lanes (Whittier Daily News)
- Closure Helps Metrolink Set Records (NBC4)
- No TIGER Money for Downtown Streetcar (Blog Downtown)
- CA High-Speed Rail Debated in Washington (SacBee, SFGate)
- Transit Coalition's Name for Proposed I-405 Rail Line Is Truly Outrageous (Facebook)
- Sunset Magazine Highlights Long Beach's East Village Bike Friendly Business District as Must Visit Destination (Via Bikeable Communities)
