Today’s Headlines
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8:03 AM PDT on July 20, 2012
- Last Weekend in September: Carmageddon II (Daily News, Patch, LAT)
- Editorial: Forget the Weather, Traffic is SoCal’s Most Extreme Element (Daily News)
- “Eastside Access” Better Bike/Ped Infrastructure for Gold Line in Boyle Heights (Eastside Sun)
- USC Study: Diesel Exhaust Causes Hardships for in Utero Rats (Science Daily)
- Whew, Someone Is Suing to Stop the Hollywood Development Plan (Curbed)
- Expo Has a Bad Afternoon (The Source)
- BHUSD Continues to Funnel Expansion Funds to Subway Fight (Patch)
- Going National: Subway Fight Picked up by Christian Science Monitor
- In Defense of Liquor Stores…(Zocalo)
- SF Examiner Op Ed: “High-Speed Rail is the Right Plan at the Right Time”
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