Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
10:05 AM PDT on November 1, 2013
- Goodbye, Jaime (LAT, Daily News, Patch)
- #Roadshare Notes De La Vega’s Tenure Was Great for Bike/Ped. (LAT)
- SaMo Sues FAA Over “Requirement” to Operate Airport (Daily Press)
- LaBonge Leads Push to Turn Orange Line into Light Rail (Curbed, Patch)
- But How About We Fix the Orange Line Bathroom Shortage First? (Daily News)
- Metro Construction Boom Brings Opportunities (MRT Blog)
- SCAG E.D. Wants Feds Involved in Boosting Freight Network (Daily News)
- Protestors Claim BYD Violated Minimum Wage Laws (LAT)
- Westside Transit Guru Backs LAX Connect (City Watch)
- Streetcar Backers Hold Meeting at Metro to Try and Move Forward (The Source)
- Work Crews Drilling Under Wilshire for Subway in Bev. Hills (Patch)
- UCLA Architecture School Joins Hyperloop Team (Forbes via Curbed)
- Cyclelicious: VTA Uses Traffic Model Known to Overestimate Parking Demand at Transit Stops
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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