Today’s Headlines
Tomorrow SBLA will be off for Veterans Day - Back on Monday
By
Joe Linton
8:40 AM PST on November 9, 2017
- How To Improve L.A. Bus-Only Lanes (L.A. Magazine)
- Steve Lopez On Special Arrogance Of Disabled Placard Abusers (LAT)
- Sleek Drone Video Explainer Of Metro System In 2028 (The Source)
- Councilmember Martinez Declares Against Possible Valley Railyard Site (Daily News)
- L.A. VA Swindled Out Of $11M In Parking Revenue (AP News)
- City Council OKs Lincoln Heights Jail Redevelopment (Curbed)
- Metro Cmte Debates Accountability, Transparency For New Funds (Investing in Place)
- Construction Begins On Downtown Culver City Steps Mixed-Use (Urbanize)
- Palisades NIMBYs Send Threatening Letters To Opponents (Palisades News)
- L.A. Isn’t Building Enough Housing (L.A. Weekly)
- L.A. Getting Close To Legalizing Street Vending (Daily Breeze)
- Las Vegas Driverless Shuttle Crashes On First Day Of Service (News3LV)
Tomorrow SBLA will be off for Veterans Day – Back on Monday
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