Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

OHMYGOD IT’S CARMAGEDDON! (Fox 11, NBC 4, Wall Street Journal, USA Today) Rare Mainstream Media Report: Maybe It’s Not Totally Worth It (CBS2) Villaragosa Speaks (LAT) Damien Will Be a Guest on LA Times Live with Reps from City, Metro at 10 (LAT/405 Chat) Have a Laugh at the Doomiest Predictions (Curbed) Oh, Right. There’s … Continued

By Damien Newton

8:39 AM PDT on September 28, 2012

OHMYGOD IT’S CARMAGEDDON! (Fox 11, NBC 4, Wall Street Journal, USA Today)
Rare Mainstream Media Report: Maybe It’s Not Totally Worth It (CBS2)
Villaragosa Speaks (LAT)
Damien Will Be a Guest on LA Times Live with Reps from City, Metro at 10 (LAT/405 Chat)
Have a Laugh at the Doomiest Predictions (Curbed)
Oh, Right. There’s a Final Vote on Farmers Field Today (KPCC)
Our Old Friend Roger Rudick Argues Metro Needs to Modernize Its Rail Design (Daily News)
Our New Friend Maegan Ortiz on the Living Gap Between the Have-Cars and Have Nots in LA (ABC/Univision)
East Coast Rag That Hates Janette Sadik-Khan Loves Livability Gains in LA (NY Post)
National Traffic Safety Group Wants Gov. to Give Me 3 (Biking In L.A.)
Metro Board Meets, Talks, Does Little Else (The Source)
Alameda Corridor East Construction Authority Gives Thumbs Up to Measure J (Star-News)
Critical Mass Turns 20, Next Year It Can Drink (SFGate, SFExam, KQED)
I-91 Tolls in Inland Empire Going Down (P-E)
Opposite of Carmageddon Coverage: It’s Casual Rocks NPR’s The California Report This Weekend, Get the Schedule (HERE)

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