Today’s Headlines
Downtown Los Angeles Is America’s Next Great City (GQ) Report Calls L.A. a City in Decline (LAT) LA Sues to Stop Allenco Oil from Re-Opening in South Park (LAT) Just How Screwed Are We When the Sea Levels Rise? (Curbed) Brown’s Proposed Cap-and-Trade Funding Plan for CAHSR Leaked (SFGate, LAT) Just Because Baca’s Gone Doesn’t … Continued
9:45 AM PST on January 8, 2014
- Downtown Los Angeles Is America’s Next Great City (GQ)
- Report Calls L.A. a City in Decline (LAT)
- LA Sues to Stop Allenco Oil from Re-Opening in South Park (LAT)
- Just How Screwed Are We When the Sea Levels Rise? (Curbed)
- Brown’s Proposed Cap-and-Trade Funding Plan for CAHSR Leaked (SFGate, LAT)
- Just Because Baca’s Gone Doesn’t Mean LASD Is Fixed (Daily News)
- Drunk Driver Runs from Cops, Eventually Caught in Woodland Hills (Daily News)
- Judge Weighs Whether or Not Venice Boardwalk Crash Is Murder (LAT)
- Thanks to the Internet, You Can See Yasiel Puig’s Arrest Video (LAist)
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