Today’s Headlines
Joe Got Married! (Facebook) Meetings, Public Comment Scheduled for Rail Line from SFV to Sherman Oaks (Daily News, The Source) Exploring the Garcetti Proposal to Bond Against Measure R Funds for Road Repairs (Neon Tommy) Jim Newton: How About We Talk About the Candidates’ Port Connections (LAT) Republican Congressmen Want to Stop CAHSR (CAHSR Blog, … Continued
10:35 AM PDT on March 11, 2013
- Joe Got Married! (Facebook)
- Meetings, Public Comment Scheduled for Rail Line from SFV to Sherman Oaks (Daily News, The Source)
- Exploring the Garcetti Proposal to Bond Against Measure R Funds for Road Repairs (Neon Tommy)
- Jim Newton: How About We Talk About the Candidates’ Port Connections (LAT)
- Republican Congressmen Want to Stop CAHSR (CAHSR Blog, The Foundry)
- There’s a Widly Unpopular 405 Widening Project in the OC, Too (LB Press-Telegram)
- Audit: Metrolink’s Finances a Bloody Mess (OC Register, KPCC)
- So. Pas Reduces Parking Requirements for Some Commercial Development (Pasadena Sun)
- Capitol Correspondent: Time to Fix CEQA (LAT)
- Yup, Ara’s Back (Glendale News-Press)
- Gas Prices in County Drop to $4.25 (Daily News)
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