Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:09 AM PDT on June 27, 2013
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- Legislature Embracing Gatto Bill Requiring Future HOV Lanes Open to Traffic Off-Peak (LA Weekly)
- More on Metro’s “Crimebusting” App (The Source, LAT, NBC4)
- Bike Nation Looks for Sponsors, Hopes for Flexibility on Advertising from Garcetti (LAT)
- OCTA Directors Fret About Price Tag for Anaheim Trolley (Voice of OC)
- Vote on Mall Subsidy Pushed Until Last Council Meeting of Session (Daily News)
- Beverly Hills Unified School District Swimming in Cash (Courier)
- City Gives AEG Keys to the Convention Center (LAT)
- Giant Dance Party Planned for Grand Park in Late July (NBC4)
- There’s Gonna Be a HEAT WAVE! (Daily News)
- Poor Film San Jose: San Jose to Install Green Bike Lane on Hedding Street (Cyclelicious)
- Driving on 4th Expected to Be Down Because of Mid-Week Holiday (Daily News)
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