Today’s Headlines
Editorial: L.A. Should Be Allowed Local Hire Program for Measure R (LAT) Times Notes Conspiracy Theories Popping Up in Slow Olin Investigation (LAT) Zev, Krekorian, Introduce Motion That Could Lead to Orange Line Gating (The Source) Taylor Yards Bridge Plan On Track for Bike/Ped Access to Elysian (Curbed) Official News Release on Monday’s Red Line … Continued
9:42 AM PST on January 16, 2014
- Editorial: L.A. Should Be Allowed Local Hire Program for Measure R (LAT)
- Times Notes Conspiracy Theories Popping Up in Slow Olin Investigation (LAT)
- Zev, Krekorian, Introduce Motion That Could Lead to Orange Line Gating (The Source)
- Taylor Yards Bridge Plan On Track for Bike/Ped Access to Elysian (Curbed)
- Official News Release on Monday’s Red Line Murder (The Source)
- Garcetti Wants Ground Access to LAX by Rail. Airlines Don’t Seem Concerned (L.A. Airspace)
- Airport Officials Also Worried About Tunneling Under Terminals (LAT)
- Silver Lake Reservoir Pool Idea Mocked as “Hipster Beach” (Curbed)
- We Know You Don’t Like CAHSR, But You Don’t Have to Do An Article Everyday (LAT)
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