Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:04 AM PDT on July 2, 2013
- Caltrans Wants Long Beach to Mitigate 405 Widening Project LB Doesn’t Want (Press-Telegram)
- ExpressLanes Indeed. Average Speed on I-10 Express is 64 mph (SGV Tribune)
- Meet the New Metro Board Chair: Lakewood’s Diane DuBois (The Source)
- Week 1: Garcetti Listens, Bonin Rides the Bus and Expo to Work (LAT, Twitter)
- Surprise: Majority of Newspaper Group Readers Against Insuring, Licensing Cyclists (Daily News)
- Hawthorne: Art Exhibit Highlighting LA’s Recent Architecture Is Depressing (LAT)
- Another Reminder CA Mis-Spends Its Gas Tax, the Roads Are in Terrible Shape (Daily News)
- Yikes! Caltrans Doesn’t Have Proof Faulty Bay Bridge Rods Were Inspected (SFGate)
- Entitled Driver Wonders If He Can Skip Paying Foreign Speeding Tickets (Daily News)
- Paper of Record That Barely Mentioned DASH Strike Covers Bay Area Strike (LAT)
- Driver Killed When Truck Plunges Into Port of Los Angeles (Daily News)
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