Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:38 AM PST on January 22, 2013
- Mind the Gap. More on Big Dig Enviro. Docs (LAT, Star-News)
- Infill Projects Surviving Most CEQA Challenges (Planning and Development Report)
- Crenshaw Line Begins Construction Next Year. Meeting Thursday (Daily Breeze, Streetsblog)
- Some Highland Park Residents Wary of Transit Village (Patch)
- Did Lobbyist Knabe Help Enterprise Get Sweetheart Deal from County? (LAT)
- Private Investment in Public Parklets a Win-Win (LB Press-Telegram)
- More Gold Line on Weekends (The Source)
- SF Explores Removing Part of 280 Freeway As part of CAHSR Project (CAHSR Blog)
- Engineers Union Fears Lack of Oversight on High Speed Rail (Merc-News)
- Dodger Infielder Sellers Arrested for Reckless Motorcycle Driving (Star-News)
- The Wave of the Future: Big-City Mayors Tout Protected Bike Lanes as Economic Must-Haves (USAT)
- Grand Park Home for Big Outdoor L.A. Inauguration Party (Daily News)
- HOT TWEED ACTION (Orange 20)
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