Today’s Headlines
NYT: L.A. Needs to Be More Like New York, Part MMCCCXVIII Toronto Globe and Mail: Toronto Needs to Be More Like L.A. High Speed Rail Gets Shorter Route, Slashed Budget. Now Everyone’s Cool, Right? (LAT) Ok, So Not the Legislature, But Everyone Else is Cool, Right? (SacBee) New Plan, Let’s Sell Pollution Credits to Fund … Continued
9:39 AM PDT on April 2, 2012
- NYT: L.A. Needs to Be More Like New York, Part MMCCCXVIII
- Toronto Globe and Mail: Toronto Needs to Be More Like L.A.
- High Speed Rail Gets Shorter Route, Slashed Budget. Now Everyone’s Cool, Right? (LAT)
- Ok, So Not the Legislature, But Everyone Else is Cool, Right? (SacBee)
- New Plan, Let’s Sell Pollution Credits to Fund It (SacBee)
- Dodgers Will Get Parking Lot Revenue, Not McCourt (ESPN)
- NFL Not Thrilled With AEG Plans, Stadium in Jeopardy (Daily News)
- But the Mayor Remains Sunshine and Rainbows Over Proposed Stadium (Fox Sports)
- Woman Killed Crossing the Street in Silver Lake (Eastsider)
- Walker: Why Do People Hate Sunset Triangle Plaza? (LA Weekly)
- Planetizen Gives April Fool’s Comedy a Try
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