Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

By Damien Newton

8:16 AM PST on February 24, 2012

Featured Headline: Our friends at Curbed got a major scoop on why the Regional Connector environmental documents approval was delayed by the Metro board finding a comment letter by a group of major players in Downtown Los Angeles complaining about the construction impacts. Kudos on the great reporting, and the story itself is a must read if you care about the Regional Connector or if you want to read the aforementioned comment letter.

The Source Reviews the Metro Board Meeting (Once, Twice, Three Times)
But the Headline from the Event is the Move to Lock the Gates (LAT, Daily News)
Let’s Be Clear. Film Crews Cannot Park in a Bike Lane (KPCC)
New Parks Are Great, But Make Sure They Work With Local Water System (Creek Freak)
Now the Freakin’ Parking Lot is Holding Up the Team Sale (LAT, Daily News)
City of Lights Starts Youth Program in East L.A. (LACBC Blog)
Gold Line Extension Strikes Deal with Morovia…Line Clears Final Hurdle (Patch)
States Looking to Institute Road Tax For Electric Vehicles (Press Democrat)
City Ethics Commission Approves Shorter Fundraising Times for City Candidates (LAT)
Panel Agrees to Redistricting Map for City Council (Daily News, LAT)
Nevada Issues Regulations For Driverless Cars. What Will Their Effect Be on Sprawl? (Bloomberg)
In Copenhagen, At Least Police Announce When They Target Cyclists to Meet Quotas (Copenhagenize)

More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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