Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Damien Newton

8:31 AM PDT on October 25, 2013

Metro Board Approves Asking Feds for Regional Connector, Garcetti to DC (The Source, Patch)
Metro Board: Talking Design for Gold Line Extension to Montclair (Curbed)
Metro Continues To Throw Money At Useless Pedestrian Bridge (Daily News)
Metro Board: Bike Share and All the Rest (The Source)
Eric Garcetti Goes for a Walk with School Kids (Daily News)
Alissa Walker Tells the World that Pedestrian Power Will Remake Cities (BBC)
UCLA Ranks 104 L.A. Communities Based on Transit Access (Curbed)
Opposition Grows to Downtown Trolley (City Watch)
LAUSD Superintendent Is On Way Out (LAT, Daily News)
Brown Not Alone Pushing for Hydrogen Highways (SacBee)

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