Today’s Headlines
Listen to the Candidates Debate (ABC7, Neon Tommy, LAT) Everyone Hates Pedestrian Unfriendly Pedestrian Bridge Planned for Universal City (Patch) Jan Perry Will Fight For Your Right to Park at Broken Parking Meter (Curbed) City Mulling Options on Big Dig (Pasadena Weekly) Downtown Businesses Fighting Regional Connector Tunnel Plans, Don’t Make Video Showing Buildings Explode … Continued
8:01 AM PST on December 17, 2012
- Listen to the Candidates Debate (ABC7, Neon Tommy, LAT)
- Everyone Hates Pedestrian Unfriendly Pedestrian Bridge Planned for Universal City (Patch)
- Jan Perry Will Fight For Your Right to Park at Broken Parking Meter (Curbed)
- City Mulling Options on Big Dig (Pasadena Weekly)
- Downtown Businesses Fighting Regional Connector Tunnel Plans, Don’t Make Video Showing Buildings Explode (LAT)
- Boxer Creates Senate “Climate Change Caucus” (Eco Watch)
- Help KPCC Map the Most Dangerous Intersections in L.A.
- Sac Bee: It’s “Baffling” That Congressmen Want to Kill High-Speed Rail
- Ped. Death on Railroad Tracks a Sign of Week Investment (Streetsblog Cap. Hill)
- Video of the Day: WalkLAvia (LITE)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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