Today’s Headlines
6:08 AM PDT on May 31, 2012
- CNN Runs Hit Piece on CA High Speed Rail (Above)
- South L.A. Planning Docs Point Towards TOD, Less Liquor Stores (Curbed)
- More on the BHUSD v. Metro Lawsuit (LAT, Biz Journal, Patch)
- The Courier Calls It Straight, This Time
- City Council Fumes Over Proposed Law Requiring Them to Fix Sidewalks (Daily News)
- New Bill Could Force Cities to Sell Parking Lots Owned by CRA’s (NoozHawk)
- Metrolink Hikes Fares (The Source)
- Forget Express Park, Venice Has Parker (Yo Venice)
- Sacramento Experimenting With On-Street Bike Parking (SacBee)
- Former Pasadena Residents Flock to Downtown…Gold Line Makes “Home” Just a Ride Away (Sun)
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