Today’s Headlines
CEQA Reforms a “Work in Progress” Still Moving Through Legislature in Sacramento (SacBee) Harbor Commissioner: SCIG Makes Sense for Region Despite Local Opposition (Press-Telegram) “Villaraigosa Defends Faulty Subway Science” (BH Courier) Today Is Voter Registration Deadline for L.A.’s 5/21 Election (Daily News) California High-Speed Rail Board OKs $96M, Two More Years for Contractor (Mercury News) … Continued
7:53 AM PDT on May 7, 2013
- CEQA Reforms a “Work in Progress” Still Moving Through Legislature in Sacramento (SacBee)
- Harbor Commissioner: SCIG Makes Sense for Region Despite Local Opposition (Press-Telegram)
- “Villaraigosa Defends Faulty Subway Science” (BH Courier)
- Today Is Voter Registration Deadline for L.A.’s 5/21 Election (Daily News)
- California High-Speed Rail Board OKs $96M, Two More Years for Contractor (Mercury News)
- Columnist Uses Reason Report to Attach CAHSR, I Lose Interest (Daily News)
- Conference of Mayors Still Love America Fast Forward (The Source)
- Can We At Least Pretend Anaheim Trolley Plan Isn’t Disney Subsidy? (Kitsap Sun)
- Yay! Bike Week! Yay! (The Source)
- Swanky Bev. Hills Hotel Offers Public Bikes to Guests (Curbed)
- Daily Carnage: L.A. Drivers Really Need to Learn How to Drive in the Rain (CBS2)
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