Today’s Headlines
Note: We're on a light publishing schedule today and will resume publishing on Monday, November 26th. Of course if there's some major news, such as Measure J actually passing, we'll quickly post an update.
9:44 AM PST on November 21, 2012
- Is Measure J Making a Comeback? (LAT, The Source)
- Pasadena Makes Ready for NFL Team, Temporarily (LAT)
- Downtowners Pumped About Streetcar Vote (Curbed)
- More Californians Drive High Than Drunk on Weekends (LAT)
- No Really, What’s Taking So Long on 405 Construction? (WWLA)
- Neighborhood Advocate Weighs “Good Density” v “Bad Density” in Hollywood Plan (City Watch)
- Thanksgiving Travel Rush Is On (LAT)
- “Asphalt Nation” Author Jane Holtz-Kay Is Dead at 74 (NYT)
Note: We’re on a light publishing schedule today and will resume publishing on Monday, November 26th. Of course if there’s some major news, such as Measure J actually passing, we’ll quickly post an update.
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