Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
7:50 AM PDT on September 10, 2013
- The MyFigueroa! Opponents Bring Conjecture to the Argument (Downtown News)
- Downtown Streetcar Already $200 Million Off Budget (LAT)
- More on the City’s Plans to Legalize Curbside Gardens (KPCC)
- Editorial: Let People Garden in the Parkway (LAT)
- Editorial: Let’s Approve Bills on Fracking, Licenses for Undocumented’s (Daily News)
- Following Derailment, Angels Flight Could Be Shutdown for Six Months for Study (LAT)
- Zev Looks at BRT, 405 Widening, Tree Removal on Wilshire Boulevard (Zev Web)
- L.A. Has the Highest Car Insurance Rates in the State (LAT)
- Gov. Brown Cuts Transit Pension Deal (SacBee), Cements HSR/Caltrain Track Plans (Daily, Almanac)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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