Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
9:14 AM PDT on June 13, 2012
- Santa Monica’s Parking Meter Freakout Goes National (NYT)
- Protestors Head to Culver City to Demand End to Fracking (LA_Now)
- Driving in L.A., A Survey Represented Graphically (Curbed)
- City Sued Over Billboard Data (City Watch)
- Metro Bus Driver Helps Find Missing Handicapped Patrons in Long Beach (The Source)
- LAUSD Pulls Tax Measure from Fall Ballot. More Room for Measure R+? (Daily News)
- Why Congress Must Save American Community Survey (Streetsblog Cap. Hill)
- A Comprehensive Cost Analysis of Driving vs. Biking (Copenhagenize)
- Villaraigosa Makes Rounds for Obama in Nevada (Daily News)
- Texas Congressman Accuses Commerce Secretary of Drinking Before Hit and Run (Salon)
- Metro Dodged a Bullet in 2009 By Staying Away from AnsaldoBreda (Copenhagen Post, New Europe)
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