Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:58 AM PST on January 20, 2016
- Metro’s Bike Infrastructure Funding Need Is Roughly $20 Billion (LACBC)
- Meeting Tonight On Griffith Park Parking and Shuttle Proposal (KPCC)
- 710 Freeway Tunnel Makes National Top Boondoggles List (Pasadena Star News)
- Fortune On L.A.’s Parking Crater
- L.A. Moves LAX Against Taxi Driver Racial Discrimination (LAT)
- New DTLA NIMBYs Oppose Alexan Tower Development (Curbed)
- Four Finalist Designs For DTLA Park At First And Broadway (Urbanize)
- Falling Gas Prices Pull Down Consumer Price Index (LAT)
…So Cal Gas Prices Could Remain Low For Weeks (KPCC) - Peds Count 2016 Conference Coming To Long Beach June 6-7 (Investing in Place)
- No More Free Parking At Many Las Vegas Hotels (LAT)
- Exxon Lies About Climate Change Could Be Securities Fraud (LAT)
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