Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill. For a roundup of Santa Monica headlines, visit Santa Monica Next.
8:22 AM PST on November 21, 2013
- Metro Opening the Discussion on “Fare Restructuring” (The Source)
- OC Backs Away from Toll Plan for 405 (LAT)
- Former Caltrans Director Proposes Ballot Measure to Double CA’s Vehicle License Fee (SacBee, Merc)
- Of Course, California Is About to Be Flush with Cash Anyway (WaPo)
- WWLA Talks About Smart Phones, Cars and Distracted Driving with Deborah Murphy (KCRW)
- Metro Will Study Restrooms at Orange Line Winneteka, Other Places (Daily News)
- Everyone Is Very Excited About Website to Help People Find Parking (HuffPost, Curbed, Daily News)
- President of LB Harbor Commission Ousted by City Council (LAT)
- Gates Appear on Beloved Runyon Canyon Trail (Curbed)
- Another “Hey, L.A. Isn’t Bike Unfriendly After All” Piece (Hush Magazine via Curbed)
- LAPD: Suspect in Venice Boardwalk Massacre Confessed (LAT)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill. For a roundup of Santa Monica headlines, visit Santa Monica Next.
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