Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
7:39 AM PDT on April 23, 2014
- Crowd Gathers to Watch Hit and Run Murderer Turn Herself In (Streetsblog, LAT, Daily News, KTLA)
- Berkeley, UCLA Researchers: Make ExpressLanes, Congestion Pricing, Permanent (LARegister)
- L.A. Favoring Smaller Cars (LA Magazine)
- WeHo’s $16M 200-Space Robo-Garage: Only $80K Per Parking Space (LARegister)
- News Paper Group’s Top Priority for Sacramento: Tax Breaks for Film and TV Industry (Daily News)
- City Council’s Chief Legislative Aide Set to Retire After 3 Decades (LAT)
- SaMo Mayor O’Connor Works with Business to Create Green Future (Guardian)
- Santa Monica Next Wants You To Join SM For Renters Rights Now
- Meanwhile Expo Construction Creating “Major Traffic Jams” in SaMo (LARegister)
- L.A.’s Done a Good Job Cleaning Smog, Too Bad the Rest of the World Isn’t (Daily News)
- Here’s a Fun Look at Some Music Videos Filmed in Union Station (The Source)
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