Today’s Headlines
Road Builders Complain Gov. Won’t Turn Carpool Over to Casual Drivers at Rush Hour (Roads and Bridges) It’s Official, Measure J on the Ballot (BH Courier, Patch) The “Flow Boulevard Guy” Writes Another Screed Against Measure J (City Watch) At The Source, Steve Hymon Responds to Kavanagh’s Critique of the 405 Widening Project Editorial Sides … Continued
8:02 AM PDT on October 3, 2012
- Road Builders Complain Gov. Won’t Turn Carpool Over to Casual Drivers at Rush Hour (Roads and Bridges)
- It’s Official, Measure J on the Ballot (BH Courier, Patch)
- The “Flow Boulevard Guy” Writes Another Screed Against Measure J (City Watch)
- At The Source, Steve Hymon Responds to Kavanagh’s Critique of the 405 Widening Project
- Editorial Sides with Port Over Community in Rail Yard Debate (Press-Telegram)
- Columnist Rips City, AEG, Over Plan to Sell Company and Build Stadium (Downtown News)
- Crossing the PCH Still Super Scary for Less Affluent LB Students (Voice Waves)
- National View: L.A. Handled Carmageddon, Again (Atlantic Cities)
- Nobody’s Ever Been Arrested for Leaving Their Child in a Bike Seat (Daily News)
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