Today’s Headlines
SBLA Sister site Santa Monica Next is looking for an intern
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By
Joe Linton
9:01 AM PDT on March 31, 2014
- Coverage of Metro Fare Hearing (KPCC, LAT, The Source: proposals, photos1, photos2, audio/video, wrap)
- SCAG Proposing Taxing Vehicle Miles Traveled (LongBeachize)
- Can Bicycles Make a Difference in L.A.’s Huge Traffic Jam? (KNX)
- Measure R2 Could Fund Sepulveda Pass Mega-Project: Toll-Highway with Rail (LAT)
- Former LADOT Head De La Vega Joins PR Firm (Englander PR)
- Deadly Car-v-Car Collision Snarls Rush Hour Beverly Glen Blvd in Sherman Oaks (LAT)
- Long Beach’s New Bulb-Out Parklet at At Last Cafe (LongBeachize)
- 10 Injured in Head-On Crash in Ventura County (LAT)
- Santa Monica’s Ambitious Muralists at Beautify Earth (Santa Monica Next)
- Google Shuttles As Large As Public Bus Service
In Their Own Countyfor Central Contra Costa Transit Authority (LAT)
SBLA Sister site Santa Monica Next is looking for an intern
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