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Today’s Headlines

Obama Cruises in California, Electoral College (LAT, Daily News) Feinstein Cruises Against Little Known Opponent  (LAT, Merc) State Approves More Funding for Schools (LAT,SGV Tribune) Lowenthal Leaves State Senate for Congressional Seat (Post) The Los Angeles Times Needs to Work on Its Headlines Writing (LAT) Shocker: Exercise Leads to Increased Life Expectancy (LAT) It’s Not … Continued
7:57 AM PST on November 7, 2012
  • Obama Cruises in California, Electoral College (LAT, Daily News)
  • Feinstein Cruises Against Little Known Opponent  (LAT, Merc)
  • State Approves More Funding for Schools (LAT,SGV Tribune)
  • Lowenthal Leaves State Senate for Congressional Seat (Post)
  • The Los Angeles Times Needs to Work on Its Headlines Writing (LAT)
  • Shocker: Exercise Leads to Increased Life Expectancy (LAT)
  • It’s Not Easy Turning Highland Park’s York Boulevard Green (Curbed)
  • Anaheim Moving Forward with Streetcars (LAT)
  • San Gabriel Valley Cities Slow Down Attempt To Form New Alameda Corridor-East Authority (Star-News)
  • Culver City’s Expo Parking Lot Getting Facelift (Curbed)

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