Today’s Headlines
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9:07 AM PST on February 28, 2013
- Thank Goodness Someone Is Freaking Over Congestion Pricing (Fox 11)
- High Speed Rail Financing in CA Still in Question (SacBee)
- Don’t Forget, There’s a Metro Board Meeting Today (The Source)
- L.A. Planning to Build Some Really Fancy Bridges (Atlantic Cities)
- L.B.’s Top Cop Planning Real Run at Baca (LAT)
- The Garcetti “Oil Profits” Scandal Is Mostly Puff and No Substance (Curbed)
- State Considers Gas Tax Hike? Money Wouldn’t Go Towards Transpo (Fox 5)
- Garcetti, Greuel Considering Business Tax Cut (LAT)
- Politics Aside, the Emanuel Pleitez “100 Mile Run” Is Cool (Daily News)
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