Today’s Headlines
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8:44 AM PST on December 4, 2012
- Downtowners Vote to Fund Streetcar (KPCC, L.A. Weekly, LAT)
- Union Station Master Plan Meeting Is Tonight! (The Source)
- New Hitching Post “Plaza” at Sunset and Alvarado Could Beautify Neighborhood (Eastsider)
- Apparently City’s Plan to Trim Trees Once Every Three Decades Is a Bad Idea (Daily News)
- Asm, Feuer Hospitalized in Car Crash (KPCC)
- Update, Candidate for City Attorney “Hit by Truck” (Daily News)
- Good News Enviros! City Simplifies Greywater Permits (KCET)
- Metro Releases Formal Statement on Measure J (The Source)
- Protester Dangles from Traffic Light…Needed Help Down (ABC 7)
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