Today’s Headlines
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8:43 AM PDT on June 30, 2022
- City Council Readies to Force Agencies to Implement 2015 Mobility Plan (Spec1, LAist)
- Pasadena Reclaims ‘710 Stub.’ Close the Gap Project Officially Dead (Pasadena Star-News)
- Supreme Court Rules EPA Has No Power to Fight Climate Change (LAT)
- Year After LAPD Blew Up Their Home, They Still Live in Hotels (LAT)
- More on Metro’s Land Banking Strategy (Daily News)
- CA’s Eviction Moratorium Ends at Midnight (LAT)
- Experts Predict Home Prices Will Fall in SoCal (LAT)
- Violence Against Transit Workers on the Rise, Contributing to Labor Shortages (The Guardian)
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