Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:22 AM PST on January 25, 2019
- Metro Board Questions Fairness Of Congestion Pricing (Curbed)
LAist Previews Metro Pricing (You = Drivers) - SGV Tribune On Metro Approval Of Foothill Gold Line To Pomona
…note: somewhat misleading coverage – Metro did not approve funding
- Metro Approves Express Lanes Pilot Changes (OC Register)
- Carnage: Distracted Driver Kills Pedestrian In Westlake (KTLA)
- You Probably Don’t Know What A Sharrow Means (Daily News)
- 74-Apartment Affordable Housing Planned Near Expo/Bundy (Urbanize)
- DTLA City Parking Lot May Become Affordable Housing (Urbanize)
- 3-Story Mixed Use Building Proposed Near South Pasadena Station (Urbanize)
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