Today’s Headlines
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8:43 AM PDT on October 4, 2013
- Rest of the Poll: Slim Majority Wants to Halt HSR, But Huge Majorities See Benefits (WNYC)
- L.A. Has the Worst Roads in the Country for a City (LAT)
- Could the Riverside-Figueroa Bridge Become a Highline Park? (KCET)
- Brown Signs Bill Allowing Undocumented Immigrants to Get Driver’s Licenses (Daily News, LAT)
- Traffic Light Installed at Intersection Near Boyle Heights High School (Boyle Heights Beat)
- Former Candidate Bostick: Close SMO, But Don’t Destroy the Runway (City Watch)
- Don’t Forget to Look for the Art at CicLAvia (The Source)
- Women Hurt in Glendale Hit and Run in Critical Condition (LAT)
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