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Gov.: High Speed Rail Will Cost Less Than $100 Billion Estimate (Daily News) Could Use “Cap and Trade” Funds to Pay for Construction (SacBee) More on Metro’s Career Constructions Program for Disadvantaged Communities (LAT, LAist) ARRA Debacle Points to Need for Grants Management Office in City Hall (LAT) MLK Transit Center Opens in Compton (The Source) Jim … Continued
8:25 AM PST on January 30, 2012
  • Gov.: High Speed Rail Will Cost Less Than $100 Billion Estimate (Daily News)
  • Could Use “Cap and Trade” Funds to Pay for Construction (SacBee)
  • More on Metro’s Career Constructions Program for Disadvantaged Communities (LAT, LAist)
  • ARRA Debacle Points to Need for Grants Management Office in City Hall (LAT)
  • MLK Transit Center Opens in Compton (The Source)
  • Jim Newton: Decision to Change Impound Procedures Not Cut and Dry (LAT)
  • The Best and Worst Metro Stations for Pedestrian Access According to Walk Score (More Than Red Cars via Curbed)
  • Gov. Ordered Firing of Staffer Who Took Hard Line on Oil Extraction (LAT)
  • Moby Starts His Own Architecture Blog about Los Angeles (Curbed)
  • More on Metro’s Proposed New Freeway Project in the Antelope Valley (The Source)
  • Editorial: First Lady’s Anti-Obesity Effort a Worthy Fight (Daily News)
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