Today’s Headlines
Construction of Expo Phase II Moving Faster Than Expected (ZevWeb) DJ Waldie’s Basic Overview of East v West (KCET) What’s Still Table for the 710 Project (The Source) Yup, People Are Still Upset About the Project (Pasadena Star-News) Yup, People Are Still Excited About the South Figueuroa Corridor Project (Neon Tommy) Yup, People Are Still … Continued
9:31 AM PST on February 11, 2013
- Construction of Expo Phase II Moving Faster Than Expected (ZevWeb)
- DJ Waldie’s Basic Overview of East v West (KCET)
- What’s Still Table for the 710 Project (The Source)
- Yup, People Are Still Upset About the Project (Pasadena Star-News)
- Yup, People Are Still Excited About the South Figueuroa Corridor Project (Neon Tommy)
- Yup, People Are Still Talking About CEQA Reform (CAHSR Blog)
- Curbed Doesn’t Like the New Names for SaMo Civic Park
- Greuel’s Budget Plan and LAPD/LAFD Policies Drawing Ridicule (LAT)
- And An Endorsement from the L.A. Newspapers (Daily News)
- It Doesn’t Matter Whether He Was “Evading Paparazzi,” He Was Still Driving Dangerously (Reuters)
- I Would Bet He Really Appreciates Articles Such as This (Daily News)
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