Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:33 AM PDT on July 9, 2019
- LAT Editorial: California Needs To Smog-Check Diesel Trucks
- Melrose BID Looks To Create Pedestrian Plaza (Beverly Press)
- Metro Running Longer Buses On Silver Line (The Source)
- Órale Boyle Heights Talks With Bike Advocate Areli Morales
- Ryu Motion Takes Steps To Open Rowena Reservoir To Public Use (Urbanize)
- Old Town Monrovia Adds Parking Lot (SGV Tribune)
- Climate Change Will Make California Coast Disappear (LAT)
- NoHo-Pasadena BRT Meetings Start Tonight In North Hollywood
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