Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:05 AM PST on January 25, 2017
- Metro Womens March Rail Ridership Was Huge (The Source, LAT, Curbed)
- Downtown L.A. Selected For National Bicycling Big Jump Grant (Biking in L.A.)
- Metro To Host More Community Meetings For Eastside Gold Line (SGV Tribune)
- Audit: L.A. Density Bonus Is Inadequate (KPCC)
- Fill Out A Survey For Metro Bike Share (The Source)
- City Council Approves Caruso Tower Project Near Beverly Center (KPCC, Curbed)
- Mapping Black Architects’ Work In L.A. (Next City)
- Elon Musk Says He Will Tunnel Beneath L.A. (GeekTime, Business Insider)
- Four West Coasts Cities, includes L.A., Just Ordered 24,000 Electric Cars (Future Car)
- UC Irvine Purchases 20 Electric Buses (Clean Technica)
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