Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Publishing note: SBLA will be publishing lightly today, off on Monday for Cesar Chavez Day, and back full-strength on Tuesday.

By Joe Linton

9:01 AM PDT on March 25, 2016

Metro Board Approves Expo 2 All-Paid Parking Pilot (The Source)
Metro Board Approves Silver Line All-Door Boarding (The Source)
Metro Hears Public Concerns Asking For Better Schedules, More Funding (LAT, LBPT)
…Upcoming Chances To Comment On Metro’s Expenditure Plan (KPCC, The Source)
Protected Bike Lanes Coming To DTLA’s Spring And Main Streets (Curbed)
…Why Spring And Main Streets Need Protected Bike Lanes (CiclaValley)
Metrolink Delayed Due To Suspicious Package In Norwalk (KPCC)
Carnage: Fatal Crash On 405 Freeway Near Van Nuys (Daily News)
Freeway Cap Parks Could Be L.A.’s High Line (LAT)
UCLA CHA Looks At Racial Segregation In L.A. Neighborhoods
Santa Monica Looking For Partners In Developing Small Business TDM Manual
World Trade Center Transit Center Overwrought And Underwhelming (LAT)
Shoup Weighs In On Trader Joes Parking Lots (CityLab)

Publishing note: SBLA will be publishing lightly today, off on Monday for Cesar Chavez Day, and back full-strength on Tuesday.

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