Today’s Headlines
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9:57 AM PDT on October 22, 2013
- L.A. Painted 101 Miles of Bike Lanes in the 2012-2013 Fiscal Year (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Ooops, Downtown Streetcar Budget Completely Made Up (LAT)
- Wait, What? Industry Still Moving on Their NFL Stadium Plan (Pasadena Star-News)
- L.A. Weekly Brings the Snark to Conversation on L.A.’s Coolest Street
- Meanwhile Tour Vendors Are Worried About Crackdown in Hollywood (LAT)
- Oh, It’s Bad Retaining Walls That Are Causing Such Issues with the 405 Widening (Daily News)
- Rail to LAX Doesn’t Make Sense If the Cost and Connectivity Aren’t Right (City Watch)
- Good Thing the Project is 85% Complete…Months After the Original Completion Date (The Source)
- Construction on CA HSR Begins As Central Valley Locals Protest Impacts (Mercury News)
- No Strike for BART in the Bay (Daily News)
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