Today’s Headlines
USC Prof: Be Patient on ExpressLanes. Times Readers:Make Us! (LAT) Rosendahl: Next Year, We’re Opening Both Lanes (CD 11) Round 2: Bigs, Including AEG, Sought to Rebuild Convention Center (LA_Now) Round 2: You Can Mail Your Absentee Ballots Now (Daily News) Garcetti and Greuel Each Think They Make Good Leaders (LAT) Mayor’s Last Budget Calls for Salary … Continued
8:08 AM PDT on April 23, 2013
- USC Prof: Be Patient on ExpressLanes. Times Readers:Make Us! (LAT)
- Rosendahl: Next Year, We’re Opening Both Lanes (CD 11)
- Round 2: Bigs, Including AEG, Sought to Rebuild Convention Center (LA_Now)
- Round 2: You Can Mail Your Absentee Ballots Now (Daily News)
- Garcetti and Greuel Each Think They Make Good Leaders (LAT)
- Mayor’s Last Budget Calls for Salary Freeze… (Daily News)
- …Return of City Services (LAT)
- As Driverless Cars Arrive, DMV Ponders How to Regulate Them (Mercury News)
- Pictures of CicLAvia at the Sea (Curbed)
- Daily Carnage: 5 Year Old Girl Injured in “Possible” Street Racing Crash (LAT)
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