Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

A Pleasant Review of Jaime De La Vega’s Reign at LADOT (Asian Journal) Zoning Officials Uphold Downtown Wal-Mart Permits (LAT) Don Ward Continues His Hit and Run Tour – About 90 Seconds In (KFI – John and Ken) Review of 6 Options for Sepulveda Pass Project (Daily News) How the Fiscal Cliff Could Impact Local … Continued

By Damien Newton

9:21 AM PST on January 2, 2013

A Pleasant Review of Jaime De La Vega’s Reign at LADOT (Asian Journal)
Zoning Officials Uphold Downtown Wal-Mart Permits (LAT)
Don Ward Continues His Hit and Run Tour – About 90 Seconds In (KFI – John and Ken)
Review of 6 Options for Sepulveda Pass Project (Daily News)
How the Fiscal Cliff Could Impact Local Transit (The Source)
First Phase of Glendale Narrows Riverwalk Opens (LA_Now)
Happy Valentine’s Day, NFL Teams Have Until 2/15 to Declare for L.A. in 2013 (Daily News)
WeHo, Others Considering Bike Share (Patch via Curbed)
Driver Takes a Trip on Metro Rail, Likes It Except for TAP (Train Orders.com)
There’s a Mayor’s Race: Zzzzzzz (Daily News)
Refineries Play Huge Role in Local Gas Prices, and Fluctuations (LAT)
Real Estate Still an Issue for High Speed Rail in the Central Valley (Fresno Bee)
The Source Readers: Expo Opening Biggest Story of 2012
Meanwhile, Curbed Lauds a Huge Years for Peds., Open Space, Transit
CHP: No Deaths on SOCAL Highways This New Year (Daily News)
Photog Killed Crossing Sepulveda After Shooting Shot of Bieber’s Car (Daily News)
Who Wants Some Old-School License Plates? (LAT)

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Note: Just because I was/am sick doesn’t mean that we forgot the Streetsies. I’ll be posting the “best of times” a little later this morning.

Damien Newton

Today's Headlines

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