Today’s Headlines
Damien, Joel, Sunny and More Talk Buses, Metro, Civil Rights on HuffPo (Huffington Post Live) Big Daily Newspapers Note That Really Old Drivers Need More Tests (LAT, Daily News) Meanwhile, Bev. Hills School District Sends More Money to DC Lobbyist (Patch) Mike Feuer Had a Good Session Fighting “Buy Here Pay Here” and Promoting Measure … Continued
7:56 AM PDT on August 31, 2012
- Damien, Joel, Sunny and More Talk Buses, Metro, Civil Rights on HuffPo (Huffington Post Live)
- Big Daily Newspapers Note That Really Old Drivers Need More Tests (LAT, Daily News)
- Meanwhile, Bev. Hills School District Sends More Money to DC Lobbyist (Patch)
- Mike Feuer Had a Good Session Fighting “Buy Here Pay Here” and Promoting Measure J (Park LaBrea News)
- Parking Lot Developer Wants Mixed Use Development: Housing and Parking! (Downtown News)
- Expo Line Breaks Down Stranding Officials Present for Expo/USC Presser (LA Weekly)
- CA Assembly Approves Driverless Car Bill (Oakland Tribune)
- Suspects Arrested for Bike Theft in MdR, Venice (Patch)
- CA High-Speed Rail Critics Take Environmental Justice Tack (Hanford Sentinel)
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