Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:01 AM PST on January 10, 2013
- Most CEQA Lawsuits a Cudget Against Public Works and Infill Projects (The Source)
- Daily News: Covers Yesterday’s Hearing on #RoadBond without Mentioning Bikes, Sidewalks
- Patch: Calls Delayed Vote a “Setback” for Englander, Buscaino
- NBC4: #RoadBond a “Pothole Tax”
- Check Out the “Official” Website for #RoadBond (City of Los Angeles)
- Legislature’s Black Caucus Opposes Coliseum Plan Because They Want More Open Space (LAT)
- Santa Monica Invests $1 Million in Big Blue Bus (Surf SM)
- But Continues Bizarre War on Public Exercise (LAT)
- Atlantic Cities Looks at Options for Sepulveda Transit Project
- Labor Secretary Returning to L.A. to Run for Supervisor? (LAT, Daily News, KPCC)
- Truckers Union Reaches Deal with Ports (Daily News)
- Security Theatre in Airports a Great Reason to Invest in HSR (Neon Tommy)
- Plans for Yosemite Calls for More Cars, LAT Wants to See More Bikes
- Petition for at Change.Org for Below Grade Crenshaw Line
- Transpo Secretary LaHood: “There’s No Stopping” Federal CAHSR Funding
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