Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

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By Damien Newton

8:29 AM PDT on October 31, 2014

A Heady Discussion on the Future of Trains in L.A. with Damien, Juan, Maddie, Gerard (Zocalo)
Just Fixing the Asphalt on L.A. County’s Worst Roads Would Cost $19 Billion (My News L.A.)
Historic Lankershim Depot Gets Major Refurbishing (The Source)
Metro, Caltrans Don’t Have Best Reputation on Telling You About 405 Closures (LAT)
Frustration Growing with Metrolink in O.C., Change “Imminent” (Voice of OC)
Photos from “Invisible Cities” at Union Station (The Source)
Grand Park’s Dia De Los Muertos Highlights Social Concerns, Including Ped. Deaths (Daily News)
SCAG Boss Talks Highway Congestion Relief for a Southern L.A. County Bottleneck (Press-Telegram)
Maybe if We’re Really Lucky, WE Can Help Pay for a New Football Stadium (LAT)
Really? It Might Rain Tonight? Good One, God. (LAT)

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