Today’s Headlines
Ad-Hoc Stadium Committee Greenlights Farmers Field Proposal (Daily News, ESPN) LA Officials Asking for Public Trust. Final Vote Set for Friday (LAT) Members of Congress Weighing in on Big Dig (Pasadena Sun) Huizar Motion Opposing All Extensions Heads to Full Council (Patch) Long Article Looking at the History of the 710 (SGV Tribune) Explaining the … Continued
8:34 AM PDT on September 25, 2012
- Ad-Hoc Stadium Committee Greenlights Farmers Field Proposal (Daily News, ESPN)
- LA Officials Asking for Public Trust. Final Vote Set for Friday (LAT)
- Members of Congress Weighing in on Big Dig (Pasadena Sun)
- Huizar Motion Opposing All Extensions Heads to Full Council (Patch)
- Long Article Looking at the History of the 710 (SGV Tribune)
- Explaining the Legal Battle Over Metro’s Advertising Contract (LAT)
- Shocker: The More Expensive the Neighborhood, the Healthier It Is (TIME)
- Villaraigosa Receives “Distinguished Service” Award from APTA (Metro Magazine)
- Lots of Parking Planned for Gold Line Station at Montclair (Daily Bulletin)
- Metrolink Adding Chatsworth to L.A. Service for Carmageddon (The Source)
- Cargo Bikes Replacing Trucks in Crowded European Cities (Low Tech Mag.)
- “Authorities believe alcohol played a role in the fatal incident.”, but, “the driver…was not immediately arrested” (Daily Bulletin)
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