Today’s Headlines

9:10 AM PDT on March 30, 2016

L.A. City Council Approves Fix-and-Release Sidewalk Repair Program (LAT, KPCC)
Metro's Sales Tax Proposal Is Regressive, Would Bring Higher Rates (KPCC)
LADOT Launches Its Newly Revamped Bike Program Website
Glendora Plans Bike And Walk Trails (SGV Tribune)
Challenges Ahead For Both Eastside Gold Line Extensions (Whittier Daily News)
Covina Residents Frustrated Over Metrolink Horn Noise (SGV Tribune)
Move L.A. Urges Support For CA Legislation For Student Transit Pass Subsidies
OCTA Frustrated With Faulty Sales Tax Forecasts (Voice of OC)
Support The May Los Angeles Bicycle Festival (Kickstarter)
Rest In Peace: Bill Rosendahl 1945-2016 (Councilmember Bonin)

Calendar extra: Thursday 3/31 - Tomorrow night Metro will host the initial scoping meeting for environmental review for its Union Station Master Plan. Meeting is 6 to 8 p.m. at Metro's board room, behind Union Station. Easy Gold, Red, and Purple line access. Additional details at The Source.

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