Today’s Headlines
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8:56 AM PDT on October 27, 2014
- Everyone Stop Worrying About the “Lack” of Subsidized Parking at Rail Stations (Human Transit)
- More on Union Station Master Plan Progress (DTLA News, Progressive Railroading)
- Council Developing Short-Term Plan for Orange Line Improvements (SFV Biz)
- Community Celebrates End of 405 Construction Impacts, Local Ramps Still Closed (LAT)
- Ebola Scare at Union Station Last Friday (The Source)
- A Look at Induced Demand and L.A.’s Freeway Projects (Lets Go L.A.)
- An Interview with the Artist Who Redesigns Street Parking Signs (L.A. Weekly)
- Pedestrian Injured in Hit and Run in Pico-Union This Morning (Daily News)
- Angry Crank Resents Young People Having Voice in Santa Monica (SMDP)
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