Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Damien Newton

7:56 AM PDT on October 29, 2014

High Speed Rail Not an Issue in Governor’s Race (LAT)
LAPD Seek Couple in Hit and Run (LAT)
LASD Seek Help Finding Hit and Run Killer in Palmdale (Daily News)
City Spends $9.5 Million on Temporary Parking Signs (Curbed)
Vancouver Cyclists Find Biking in L.A. to Be Ridiculous for All But the Hardcore (Price Tags)
Transportation Planners Give TOD Tour of DTLA to Students (Metrans, USC)
The Source Turns 5 (The Source)
Mapping L.A.’s Ghost, Zombie and Undead Danger Zones (Curbed)
Gas Prices Tumbling in San Fernando Valley (Daily News)

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Today's Headlines

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