Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Metro Seriously Planning for Next Sales Tax Initiative (The Source) A Great Profile of Jennifer Klausner, the Head of LACBC (LAT) Huizar Needs Help on Broadway/Downtown Streetcar. Get Someone. (DTLA News) Departures Gives In=Depth Look at Warner Center Plan (KCET) A Look at LB’s Terminal Island Highway Freeway Removal Project (LAT) City Fixes Depressing El … Continued

By Damien Newton

6:34 AM PST on November 20, 2013

Metro Seriously Planning for Next Sales Tax Initiative (The Source)
A Great Profile of Jennifer Klausner, the Head of LACBC (LAT)
Huizar Needs Help on Broadway/Downtown Streetcar. Get Someone. (DTLA News)
Departures Gives In=Depth Look at Warner Center Plan (KCET)
A Look at LB’s Terminal Island Highway Freeway Removal Project (LAT)
City Fixes Depressing El Sereno Sidewalk with Asphalt (Eastsider)
But Bureaucracy Often Hampers Property Owners from Fixing Sidewalks (City Watch)
Connect to the Connector, City Plans Ped. Bridge for Soto and Hope in DTLA (DTLA News)
Expo to SaMo Is 50% Complete (SM Mirror)
A Back Handed Compliment to Irvine’s Great Park (LAT)
Transportation CA/Builer’s Group Calls for Truck Tax to Replenish Highway Funds (Press Release)
Papers Starting to Complain of High Cost of Consultants for CAHSR (Fresno Bee)
DTLA Continues to Attract New Office Tenants (DTLA Rising)
Witnesses Say Venice Boardwalk Driver Was Aiming for Pedestrians (Daily News)
Distracted Driving Is Hilarious (LAT)

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