Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

More headlines from Capitol Hill are here.

By Brian Addison

9:47 AM PDT on October 16, 2012

Kyle “Butter” Bennett, BMX-style innovator, dies at 33 (New York Times).
Not a good week for Carlsbad: woman killed by Amtrak, making it death-by-train number two for the home of Legoland (Patch).
Commuting amongst community college students increasing due to severe campus cuts (L.A. Times).
The Washington Metro goes jihad (Washington Post).
Bike and Hikes L.A. turn bike tours into personal moments of celebration (Patch).
Well, Beverly Hills High School District: take that! (L.A. Times) And that! (Daily News)
Street racing, engulfing flames, no one in sight — need we say more? (KTLA)

More headlines from Capitol Hill are here.

Brian Addison

Today's Headlines

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