Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
7:58 AM PST on March 8, 2016
- Antonovich and Washington Greet Gold Line Commuters (The Source)
…30,000 Boarded Gold Line On Opening Day (SGV Tribune) - Santa Monica Spoke’s Cynthia Rose Wins National Bike Activist Award (Biking in L.A.)
- Valley Transportation Summit Examines BRT and Rail Lines (CSUN Today)
- A Look At The Park Proposed For Atop The Glendale Freeway (Time Out Los Angeles)
- Making Connections Between Housing And Health (UCLA CHA)
- El Monte’s Protracted Legal Battle With TOD Developer (SGV Tribune)
- El Monte Safety Crackdown Nabs Bikes, Pedestrians (SGV Tribune)
- Life Next To Venice’s Bus Depot (LAT)
- Oil Firm Restarts Wells Near School After Residents Sought To Plug Them (LAT)
- Questions For No-Growth Initiative Supporters (Better Institutions)
- Oil Industry Prepares To Take Down California Climate Change Policies (CalMatters)
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