Today’s Headlines
Lopez: “Lexus Lanes” Make Sense for Everyone, Even Those of Lesser Means (LAT) Metro Execs Grilled Over Safety on Bus…Why Not Ask LASD? (NBC4) Measure J Crosses 65%, Needs 78% of Remaining Ballots to Get to 2/3 (The Source) BHUSD Files Suit Against Westside Subway in Federal Court (Courier) Curbed Mocks, “We’re starting to believe … Continued
10:17 AM PST on November 19, 2012
- Lopez: “Lexus Lanes” Make Sense for Everyone, Even Those of Lesser Means (LAT)
- Metro Execs Grilled Over Safety on Bus…Why Not Ask LASD? (NBC4)
- Measure J Crosses 65%, Needs 78% of Remaining Ballots to Get to 2/3 (The Source)
- BHUSD Files Suit Against Westside Subway in Federal Court (Courier)
- Curbed Mocks, “We’re starting to believe that Jimmy Hoffa, the Holy Grail, or whatever was in Marsellus Wallace’s briefcase is buried under Beverly Hills High School.”
- Judge Backs High Speed Rail Authority Over Valley Farmers (USA Today, Merc-News)
- Do Local Oil Refineries Lie About How Much Oil They Produce? (Daily Breeze)
- East L.A. Party Mixes Bikes, Music, Fun (Eastsider)
- Streetsblog Readers Select Sadik-Khan Over Villaraigosa for Next USDOT Boss (DC Streetsblog)
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