Today’s Headlines
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9:03 AM PST on December 4, 2013
- Cap and Trade Funds to the Rescue of High Speed Rail? (CAHSR Blog)
- But Most News Paper Columnists See Ruling as Time for Pause (Daily News)
- Quick Look at Tomorrow’s Metro Board Meeting (The Source)
- SaMo Council Looks at Wheeled Access to New Pier (Lookout)
- Confused Newspaper Struggles with Trying to Figure Out Bikes in Long Beach (Press-Telegram)
- LA County Economy Rebounding Faster Than Expected (Daily News)
- Blue Line Service in Downtown Long Beach Suspended This Morning (LAT)
- Read the Transportation Views of New Assemblyman Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (Crenshaw Subway)
- New Mayor Moves to “Pause” Construction of Streetcar (Streetsblog Capitol Hill)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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