Today’s Headlines
L.A. Weekly Continues to Cover Hit and Runs. Tells Ruggedly Handsome Roadblock’s Story Bogus Traffic Laws Led to L.A.’s Poor Urban Design (KCET) City Restricts Food Truck Access on Wilshire for Imaginary Safety Reason (Larchmont Buzz) Metro Still Really Excited By Gold Line Bridge (SGV Trib.) LAX Officials Offer Three Sites for Train Stations (The … Continued
9:45 AM PST on December 20, 2012
- L.A. Weekly Continues to Cover Hit and Runs. Tells Ruggedly Handsome Roadblock’s Story
- Bogus Traffic Laws Led to L.A.’s Poor Urban Design (KCET)
- City Restricts Food Truck Access on Wilshire for Imaginary Safety Reason (Larchmont Buzz)
- Metro Still Really Excited By Gold Line Bridge (SGV Trib.)
- LAX Officials Offer Three Sites for Train Stations (The Source)
- I Swear to God Gary Just Wrote This Story (Surf Santa Monica)
- Don’t Forget, the World Might End at Midnight, Sometime Tomorrow (Daily News)
- A Small Flickr Set of Red Line Photos That Got the Photog in Trouble with LASD (Flickr)
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