Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:49 AM PDT on July 21, 2017
- Metro Should Expand All-Door Boarding (Investing in Place)
- Elon Musk: Verbal Approval For East Coast Hyperloop (LAT, SGV Tribune)
…L.A. Should Ignore Musk And Build Subways (Urbanize) - Video Profiles Next Phase For Foothill Gold Line (The Source)
- Angels Flight On Track For Labor Day Reopening (KPCC)
- Painted Curb Extensions Come To Broadway In Lincoln Heights (Walk Eagle Rock)
- Affordable TOD Underway At Gold Line Soto Station (Urbanize)
- LAT Opinion Chides Boyle Heights Anti-Gentrification Activists
…L.A. Weekly Takes A Long Look At Boyle Heights Anti-Gentrification Struggle - Truckers Critical Of Port Clean Air Plan (KPCC)
- Speeding Car Slams Into Valley Glen Starbucks, Injures Seven (NBC4)
- 11 Hikes Accessible Via Foothill Transit (Footnotes)
- How Affordable Housing Is Linked To Cap-and-Trade (KPCC)
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