Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
10:09 AM PDT on May 25, 2012
- Metro Board Approves Subway Route Including Tunneling Under Beverly Hills High (LAT)
- B.H. Residents Lobbied Hard Up to the End (NBC4)
- “The decision came despite massive scientific evidence presented by qualified licensed experts” (BH Courier)
- AP: Subway Route “Disputed” (Bloomberg)
- Westwood, Century City Leaders Thrilled (Patch)
- BHUSD: See You in Court (Merc)
- CA Senate Session, Including Vote on 3-Foot Passing Bill, Postponed Until Today (@CalBike)
- 3-Foot Passing Law Not All That Exciting (LAT)
- “Escape Plan” for “Ramp Jam” at Wilshire/405. This Is Totally Worth It! (The Source)
- Carmageddon II Delayed. (Daily News)
- Metro Board Also Approves Plan to Lock Fare Gates… (The Source, The Republic)
- …and (Yawn) to 2013 Budget (The Source)
- Our Parks Are Too Small (Curbed)
- Gas Prices Set Record for Memorial Day Weekend (LAT)
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