Today's Headlines

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

By Damien Newton

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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