Today’s Headlines
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.
By
Joe Linton
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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