Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:56 AM PST on December 1, 2015
- It Is Not True That “Nobody Walks In L.A.” Or Pasadena (SGV Tribune)
- 14 Percent Of L.A. County Is Parking (Curbed)
- Little Tokyo Businesses Worried About Subway Construction Closures (Rafu Shimpo)
- Air Pollution: Ports Are the New Power Plants (Washington Post)
- Electric Bus Maker BYD Accused Of Violating L.A. Living Wage Law (LAT)
- San Bernardino Metrolink Train Hits/Kills El Monte Pedestrian (KPCC, Pasadena Star-News)
- Metro Puts Valley Double-Track Project On Hold Due To Neighborhood Opposition (LAT)
- Court Sides With Newhall Ranch Opposition On EIR Lawsuit (KPCC)
- Reef Development Project Is In Stark Contrast With South L.A. Needs (NRDC)
- Los Feliz Neighborhood Council Wants To Improve DASH Service (Los Feliz Ledger)
- Skid Row Housing Tenants Sue To End Unsanitary Conditions (KPCC)
- Bike-Share Is Working Well In American Cities (HuffPo)
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