Today’s Headlines
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7:46 AM PDT on September 16, 2013
- Editorial: Driver’s Licenses for Everyone! (LAT)
- Deadly Hit and Run DUI Kills One Cyclist, Injures Other (Biking in L.A.)
- Vernon Battery Recycling Plant Has Poisoned A Lot of People (LAT)
- New Power Point Presentation Available for Union Station Master Plan (The Source)
- Truckers an Ally on Clean Truck Rules (LAT)
- Check Out L.A.’s Survey on Whether Planning and Building and Safety Should Merge (Curbed)
- Bev. Hills City Council Hears Plans for Better Bike/Ped Infrastructure on SaMo Blvd (Better Bike)
- Fracking Regulation Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk (KCET)
- Bomb Hoax on Metro Bus Gives Police Busy Morning (Daily News)
- Huizar Says Streetcar Won’t Cost As Much As Report Says (Curbed)
- She’s Coming Out and You Better Get the Bike Ride Started (Patch)
- LA Basketball/Reality TV Star Earns DUI in the SFV (Daily News)
- Don’t Miss Gary’s Photo Essay of Tongva Park (SM Next)
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