Today’s Headlines
Smog in L.A. Down 85% Since 1970’s (Good Human) More Details on Potential Lawsuit Against Regional Connector (Downtown News) Villaraigosa, Civic Leaders, Battling in Washington for Transit Funds (LAist) More on Sunset Triangle Plaza (Curbed) Parks and Perry Ask Trutanich to Look at Redistricting Process (Daily News) Driver Hits Cyclist After Making Turn from Center … Continued
8:10 AM PST on March 6, 2012
- Smog in L.A. Down 85% Since 1970’s (Good Human)
- More Details on Potential Lawsuit Against Regional Connector (Downtown News)
- Villaraigosa, Civic Leaders, Battling in Washington for Transit Funds (LAist)
- More on Sunset Triangle Plaza (Curbed)
- Parks and Perry Ask Trutanich to Look at Redistricting Process (Daily News)
- Driver Hits Cyclist After Making Turn from Center Lane in Bev. Hills. Cops Blame Cyclist (Biking In L.A.)
- “Hands Free Cellphone Law” for Drivers Reducing the Number of Fatalities (Merc)
- Personal Car Sharing Comes to L.A. (LAT)
- Streak of Rising Gas Prices Comes to an End After 27 Days (Daily News)
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