Today’s Headlines
Garcetti Has to Compete with DiBlasio and Rahm to Attract DOT Boss (LAT) Huizar: Scandals Be Darned, Streetcar Moving Forward (KPCC) City Seems Really Determined Not to Do Anything Postive with River Crossings (KCET) Oil Lobbyists Wine and Dine Legislators Immediately Before Fracking Vote (SacBee) Blumenfield Pushes Proposal for City-Wide Wi-Fi (Daily News) Poll Shows … Continued
7:52 AM PST on November 6, 2013
- Garcetti Has to Compete with DiBlasio and Rahm to Attract DOT Boss (LAT)
- Huizar: Scandals Be Darned, Streetcar Moving Forward (KPCC)
- City Seems Really Determined Not to Do Anything Postive with River Crossings (KCET)
- Oil Lobbyists Wine and Dine Legislators Immediately Before Fracking Vote (SacBee)
- Blumenfield Pushes Proposal for City-Wide Wi-Fi (Daily News)
- Poll Shows Promising Support for Bike Infrastructure Among San Franciscans (SFBC, StreetsblogSF)
- There’s a Lot of Development Coming in Santa Monica (LAT)
- SaMo Neighborhood Votes Against Future Developments, Gets Made Fun Of (Lookout, Curbed)
- Hit and Run Hospitalizes USC Student (Daily News)
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