Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:32 AM PDT on October 4, 2016
- 7th and Metro Subway Station Closed Temporarily For Suspected Bomb Threat (The Source, LAT)
- Voters Could Defeat Measure M (LAT)
- DTLA Pico Station Adjacent High Rise Towers Ready For Construction (Urbanize)
- Opinion: Time To Change the Laws That Cyclists Break (LAT)
- West Hollywood Extends Pickup Shuttle Service (WeHoVille)
- Santa Monica Wants People To Ditch Their Cars On Fridays (L.A. Weekly)
- Metrolink Suing Hyundai Rotem Over Cab Car Safety Features (NBC4)
- Bombardier Awarded Metrolink Maintenance Contract (Railway Gazette)
- Some Hyperloop Limitations Explained In Sandwich Analogy (Medium)
- Gas Prices Rose Six Cents This Week (KPCC)
- The White House Talked About Housing And Everyone Heard “Parking” (NextCity)
- New TransitCenter Report Explore How Agencies Can Work With New Mobility (Human Transit)
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