Today’s Headlines
If Feds. Won’t Finance 30/10, Will China? (LAT) So Far So Good: 80% of Trenching Done in BH, No Faults Found (BH Weekly) High Speed Rail, Good for Students (Daily Trojan) More on Garcetti’s Interactive Model Plans for Glendale Blvd. (Patch) Did Mayor’s Chief of Staff Move to Garcetti’s District for Council Seat or Subway … Continued
9:55 AM PST on January 20, 2012
- If Feds. Won’t Finance 30/10, Will China? (LAT)
- So Far So Good: 80% of Trenching Done in BH, No Faults Found (BH Weekly)
- High Speed Rail, Good for Students (Daily Trojan)
- More on Garcetti’s Interactive Model Plans for Glendale Blvd. (Patch)
- Did Mayor’s Chief of Staff Move to Garcetti’s District for Council Seat or Subway Access? (LA_Now)
- He Might Be Selling the Dodgers, But McCourt Wants to Keep the Infamous Parking Lot (LAT)
- Gov. Brown Lashes Out at High-Speed Rail Foes in State of the State Address (CoCo Times)
- LACBC Elects New Board (Biking In LA)
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