Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

By Damien Newton

8:59 AM PDT on June 21, 2012

Culver City! Expo! Wooooo! (The Source, CBS2, Patch, NBC4, KTLA, LAT, CC Times)
Meanwhile, Orange Line Construction Is Completed. On Time. Under Budget. (Daily News)
Councilman Wants to Reduce Meters by 500 in San Pedro, Daily News Applauds
Gov. Backs Down on Plan to Expedite CEQA Challenges to CAHSR (LAT)
“Big Pour” Puts Concrete Bridge for Gold Line Over the 210 “On Track” (Pasadena Star-News)
LA Weekly Has Its Usual Apocalyptical Take on the Hollywood Plan
Grimshaw/Gruen All But Certain for Union Station Master Plan (Arch. Paper)
State Sen. Wants to Sell Caltrans Houses in Way of 710 Growth, Forcing Tunnel or Nothing (Star-News)
UCLA/Mayor: It’s Getting Hot Out Here, So Maybe Think About Driving Less (LAT)
Roadshow: What’s the Rule on Drivers Stopping For Pedestrians Crossing Wide Streets?
The Source: What About Parking a Car in a Bike Lane?

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