Today’s Headlines
Friday at City Hall
8:11 AM PDT on May 13, 2013
Friday at City Hall
- Garcetti Pushes Density, Single-Car Households as Future of L.A. (LAT)
- Metrolink Releases “How To” Guide for TAP Transfers (Metrolink)
- A Review of Both Candidates for City Attorney in the Times (Feuer, Trutanich)
- LA’s Sprawl an Excuse for Pedestrian Exploration? A Look at the Big Parade (Atlantic Cities)
- Washington Post Looks at L.A.’s “Underground Art” in the Subway (Article, Gallery)
- Advocate Raises Funds to Turn Cypress Park Ped. Tunnel Into Art Gallery (Eastsider)
- WeHo Continues Plans for “Party Shuttle” (WeHo News)
- SoCal Gas Prices Rise for 9th Straight Day (Daily News)
- Re-Opening Date Announced for Echo Park Lake (Curbed)
- Daily Carnage: Car Jumps Embankment on 405, 4 Injured (Daily News)
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