Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:58 AM PST on February 10, 2021
- The Push To Curb L.A.’s Vaccination Inequities (LAT)
- Carnage: Driver Dies Crashing Into Tree In Rowland Heights (Whittier Daily News)
…Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Man In Irwindale (SGV Tribune)
…Fatality Crash Closes 110/10 Freeway Ramp (@CaltransDist7 Twitter) - Metro Shares Traffic Reduction, aka Congestion Pricing, Concepts – Meeting Tonight (The Source)
- California Announces Active Transportation Grants (Streetsblog CA)
…Canoga Park Bike Path Connection Receives ATP Grant (Biking in L.A.) - Metro Contracts With Clean Energy For Renewals Natural Gas
- City Council Approves DTLA Times Site Towers (LAT, Urbanize)
- 239-Apartment Panorama City Senior Affordable Housing Breaks Ground (Urbanize)
- Foes Still Don’t Like CA High-Speed Rail, Even With New Federal Support (LAT)
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