Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:13 AM PDT on October 31, 2013
- The Other Side of the Hyperion Bridge Debate Isn’t Happy (Atwater Village News)
- Here’s the Schedule for Purple Line Extension Construction to La Cienega (Curbed)
- USC Students Pushing Back Against Jail-Like Fences Erected for Their Safety (Daily Trojan)
- Customer Survey Gives Metro High Marks (The Source)
- Meet James Rojas, Who Will Be Completing an Interactive Model in SaMo on Sunday (SMN)
- Long Beach: Council Moves Forward with RFP for Civic Center (Post)
- Calling This a Puff Piece for BYD Is an Insult to Puff Pieces (NYT)
- The West Coast Paper of Record Has a Little More Balance (LAT)
- Woman Ticketed for Driving While Using Google Glass (LAist)
- South L.A.’s Street Conditions Are Dangerous in Any Language (La Opinion, article in Spanish)
- Two Deadly Bike Crashes, One in Santa Clarita, Hit and Run in Anaheim (Biking In LA)
- State Legislator Caught in FBI Sting, Accused of Taking Bribes to Push Film Bills (LAT)
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