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    • Federal Earmarks Include Foothill Transit, South Whittier Bikeways, Pico Rivera Bus Depot (Downey Patriot)...Also About $30M To Metro Projects (@numble Twitter)
    • Long Beach Secures $2M For River Greenbelt Project (LB Post)
    • Santa Shut Down Street Vendors, Days Later They're Back (LAT)
    • Person Found Dead On Sidewalk At N. Hollywood Metro Station (2UrbanGirls)
    • Train Strikes/Kills Person Near Burbank Airport (2UrbanGirls)
    • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person In Street In Koreatown (LAT, KTLA)
    • 119 Apartment Mixed-Use Taking Shape In North Hollywood (Urbanize)
    • Opinion: L.A. Needs To Build More Housing (LAT)

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