Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Have Fun, Drivers. Clinton, Obama Both in Town (HuffPo, NBC4, The Source, KPCC) Nonsensical BHUSD Presser Demands Monorail…Or Something…Nobody Understands It (Curbed) New Lawyers for BH’s Lawsuit Against Metro , FTA, Over Subway Route (BH Courier, Patch) Boyle Heights Residents Develop Ap for Local Fruit Share (Boyle Heights Beat) Metro Extends Time for People to … Continued

By Damien Newton

8:28 AM PDT on June 7, 2013

Have Fun, Drivers. Clinton, Obama Both in Town (HuffPo, NBC4, The Source, KPCC)
Nonsensical BHUSD Presser Demands Monorail…Or Something…Nobody Understands It (Curbed)
New Lawyers for BH’s Lawsuit Against Metro , FTA, Over Subway Route (BH Courier, Patch)
Boyle Heights Residents Develop Ap for Local Fruit Share (Boyle Heights Beat)
Metro Extends Time for People to Pay Express Lane Violations (The Source)
Crenshaw Subway Coalition Awash in Good Press Following Leimert Station Victory (City Watch)
Californians, and Most Humans, Worry About Impacts of Fracking (LAT)
KCET Goes for a Ride on the Silver Line
Because That’s the Problem at LAX, the Police Don’t Have Enough Power (KCET)
Bullet Train Picks Contractor, Controversy Ensues (LAT)
Meanwhile LAPD Treats Terrorism Convention Like Critical Massers Circa 2008 (CBS2)
L.A. Still Badly Trailing in Open Space Race (City Watch)
Federal Government to Withdraw Claim that Bike Helmets are 85 Percent Effective (GG Wash)
Daily Carnage: Truck Driver Threatens Commuter with Lead Pipe on 405 (HuffPo)

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