Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:24 AM PDT on October 29, 2012
- Metro/AEG Reach Fiscal Deal for Pico Station Expansion Near Farmers Field (Daily News, The Source)
- Santa Monica Bike Center Program Lets People Test Ride a Bike for 2 Weeks (LAT)
- Green Line LAX Connector Could Come in 8 Years (Daily Breeze)
- Preservationists Rally for 10.2 Acre Park in Silver Lake (LAT)
- So. Pas. Council Votes Yes on J (Star-News)
- Measure J Would Build Transit, Tax Us (NBC 4)
- Newton: Clear the Expo Tracks (LAT)
- It’s Not Too Early to Obsess Over Mayor’s Race (Daily News)
- The Soda Industry Is Swamping El Monte (LAT)
- Happy 20th Birthday Metrolink…and TAP? (Primary Resources)
- Megabus Testing Return of Service Between SF to LA (Cyclelicious)
- Cyclist Angered By Brown’s 3 Feet Please Veto Vows to Vote Against Gov.’s Tax Plan (Biking In L.A.)
- Maybe It’s Not Totally Worth It? Angelenos Against Gridlock Want 405 Widening Done Now (Press Release, Curbed)
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