Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:57 AM PST on December 22, 2015
- U.S. Army Corps Signs Off On Ambitious L.A. River Habitat Plan (KCET)
- Summing Up Exide’s Criminal Lead Pollution Tragedy, Extended Vid (LAT)
- Opinion: Cheap Oil’s Detrimental Impacts (LAT)
- Pershing Square Park Re-Design Competition: Four Finalists Announced (Curbed, KPCC)
- Photo Tour Of South L.A.’s Jordan Downs Housing (NationSwell)
- Renderings Of DTLA’s Figueroa And Olympic Mixed-Use Oceanwide Plaza (Urbanize)
- Carnage: One Person Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash On 110 Freeway (Pasadena Star News)
…Advice For Driving In the Rain: “Slow Down” And “Drive Normal” (LAT) - No Leniency For Volkswagen’s Deadly Diesel Crimes (SBCA)
- Metro: “politicians will ultimately have to choose between bus riders and motorists… from the beginning of time until the present… motorists have largely won that battle” (The Source)
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