Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
9:45 AM PDT on October 16, 2013
- De La Vega Under Fire for Moving Senior Managers Around at LADOT (LAT)
- More on the Crenshaw Line Jobs Programs (Neon Tommy)
- Response to LAT ? on Idaho Stop Law Yields Thoughtful and Moronic Comments (LAT)
- Huizar Wants Dense Development in Downtown, Low Rises Need Not Apply (DTLA News)
- A Tram Down the Center of Van Nuys Boulevard? It’s Possible (Curbed)
- Does It Seem As Though There Are a Lot of Highway Projects in the Southland? It Should (Patch)
- 10% Growth Isn’t Good Enough, Council Waives Fees for TV Pilots (Daily News)
- A History Lesson on 4th Street (KCET)
- Gov. OKs Plan for CA Hydrogen Fuel Station Network, Funded by Drivers, Not Oil Companies (Merc)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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