Today’s Headlines
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Joe Linton
9:07 AM PST on December 11, 2014
- Time Lapse Vid of the Foothill Gold Line Extension Pasdena to Azusa (YouTube)
First Test Train Travels New Gold Line Tracks (SGV Tribune) - LADOT Installs New Bike Corrals on Eagle Rock’s Colorado Blvd (@HLP90042 Twitter)
and Hancock Park’s Larchmont Boulevard (Flying Pigeon) - DMV Gets Ready To Issue Drivers Licenses to Undocumented, Starting January (LAT)
- Torrance Mayor Pat Furey Wants To Replace SM’s Pat O’Connor on Metro Board (Daily Breeze)
- Pam O’Connor Appointed To CA Mileage Based User Fee Committee (The Source)
- Great Streets Lights Up Bridge on Gaffey in San Pedro (Curbed)
- Damning the Expo Line With Faint Praise (CityWatch)
- L.A. County & S.F. D.A.s Join To Challenge Uber (KPCC)
Business Groups Side With Uber (LAT)
Opinion: Uber and Lyft Need Better Background Checks (LAT) - Curbed Watches Beverly Hills HS Anti-Subway Videos
- How Should Santa Monica Approach Its Fiscal Future? (Santa Monica Next)
- Oakland Approves Protected Bike Lanes on Telegraph Ave (SB SF)
- New NYC Safety PSAs Blame the Victim (SB NYC)
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