Today’s Headlines
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10:25 AM PST on December 19, 2012
- Now They’re Saying Green Line Station at LAX Might Be Online by 2020 (LAT)
- Some Westside Expo Supporters Worry About Expo “TOD” Plans (City Watch)
- CA Issues Moderate Fracking Rules (LAT)
- Finally, Fix Proposed for Flawed Expo/Blue Line Junction (LAT)
- Teenage Cyclist Shot in Torrance (Biking In L.A.)
- Let’s Hear It for the Downtown Streetcar Team! (Downtown News)
- Metrolink Upgrading Locomotives (The Source)
- Now It’s the Electric Billboards That Keep Us Safe From Terrorists (Curbed)
- More Details on WeHo’s Robo-Parking Garage (Curbed)
- It’s Windy (Daily News)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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