Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:19 AM PDT on March 22, 2016
- Little Tokyo Tracks Done, Metro Gold Line Is Back Running End To End (The Source)
- Let’s Go L.A. Looks At the Difficulties Of Work Windows For Urban Rail Maintenance
- LAT Editorial Stresses Metro’s State Of Good Repair
- Urbanize Has Very Good Measure R2 Transit Project Explainer
- 99+Percent Of Exide Area Homes Testing Positive For Lead (KPCC)
- West Hollywood Approves Bike Lanes On Fairfax (@WeHoBike Twitter)
- Brussels Terrorism Means Upped Security On Metro, Metrolink (SGV Tribune)
- Other Transportation Sales Tax Measures Throughout CA This Year (SBCA)
- Looks Like Villaraigosa Will Run For Governor in 2018 (KPCC)
- “Death By Gentrification” In San Francisco (Guardian)
- Think L.A.’s Transit Is Crowded? See Trains In India (BBC)
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