Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Battle Over At-Grade Crenshaw, Leimert Park Station, Goes National (NYT) Apparently, Not Everyone Has Gotten the Word on Those Toll Lane Transponders (Zev Web) Mega Bus from Union Station to SF, LV Starts 12/12. Tix on Sale Now (LAT, The Source) Brace Yourself Media, Your Funders Are Here…the Car Show Is Here (Daily News) .3 … Continued

By Damien Newton

7:47 AM PST on November 29, 2012

Battle Over At-Grade Crenshaw, Leimert Park Station, Goes National (NYT)
Apparently, Not Everyone Has Gotten the Word on Those Toll Lane Transponders (Zev Web)
Mega Bus from Union Station to SF, LV Starts 12/12. Tix on Sale Now (LAT, The Source)
Brace Yourself Media, Your Funders Are Here…the Car Show Is Here (Daily News)
.3 Miles of New Bike Lanes in East Hollywood (BIKAS)
New AMGEN Route Features Less of Los Angeles Area (Daily News)
Daily News Goes to War on High Speed Rail (Fox 11)
Clerical Worker Strike Causes Partial Shutdown of Ports (LAT, LB Post)
Measure J Rising, But Too Slowly in Mail-In Votes (The Source)
L.A. Dominating the Race for Food Truck Supremacy (Atlantic Cities)
It’s Raining (Daily News)

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