Today’s Headlines
Mark Your Calendars: Tour De Fat Comes Back to L.A. on September 15 White LAPD Officer Accused of Ticketing Latino Drivers More Than Others (LAT, Daily News) Bullet Train Appeasement Bill Might Be Illegal (LAT) L.A. Weekly Changes Headline of Their Expo Story (LA Weekly) Strong Support for Gov.’s Tax Proposals (LAT) Metro Seeks Cash … Continued
8:16 AM PDT on March 27, 2012
Mark Your Calendars: Tour De Fat Comes Back to L.A. on September 15
- White LAPD Officer Accused of Ticketing Latino Drivers More Than Others (LAT, Daily News)
- Bullet Train Appeasement Bill Might Be Illegal (LAT)
- L.A. Weekly Changes Headline of Their Expo Story (LA Weekly)
- Strong Support for Gov.’s Tax Proposals (LAT)
- Metro Seeks Cash for Orange Line/Red Line Connector Tunnel at No/Ho Stations (Curbed)
- Westside Subway Could Be Built Now, But Opening Could Be 25 Years Off (Transport Politic)
- “Greater L.A./L.B.” Denser Than Anywhere in Country, Including “NYC/Newark” (Daily News)
- O.C.’s I-5 Widening a Quarter Billion Boondoggle (Register)
- Bobby Brown, Singer of Ghostbusters II Theme Song, Arrested on DUI in Tarzana (Daily News)
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