Today’s Headlines
Mayor Talking L.A. River, Transportation with President and Cabinet in D.C. (LAist, Patch) #RoadBond in 2014, Measure R++ in 2016? (Daily News) KNBC Playing for “Captive Audience”…on Metro Buses (LAT) Parking Meters Finally Coming to Abbot Kinney (LAist, LA Weekly) Supes Vote Against Drilling on Public Land in Whittier (LAT) Eastsider Reviews the Hyperion Meeting, … Continued
7:56 AM PDT on October 30, 2013
- Mayor Talking L.A. River, Transportation with President and Cabinet in D.C. (LAist, Patch)
- #RoadBond in 2014, Measure R++ in 2016? (Daily News)
- KNBC Playing for “Captive Audience”…on Metro Buses (LAT)
- Parking Meters Finally Coming to Abbot Kinney (LAist, LA Weekly)
- Supes Vote Against Drilling on Public Land in Whittier (LAT)
- Eastsider Reviews the Hyperion Meeting, Goes with the Bikes v Locals Angle
- Government Considering Black Box to Track Mileage Instead of Gas Tax (LAT)
- Steve and I Must Have Been Writing This Article at the Same Time (The Source)
- Does DTLA Even Need a Streetcar? (LAT)
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