Today’s Headlines
Donald Trump Will Be the Next President (NYT); Meanwhile… Indianapolis Approves Major Bus Service Expansion (Indy Star) Raleigh Votes for Transit, Commuter Rail Expansion (WRAL) Seattle’s $54 Billion Light Rail Package Appears Headed for Passage (Seattle Times) Los Angeles’ $100 Billion Transit Measure Ahead in Returns (L.A. Times) Detroit Regional Transit Expansion Measure Too Close to Call (Detroit … Continued
9:02 AM EST on November 9, 2016
- Donald Trump Will Be the Next President (NYT); Meanwhile…
- Indianapolis Approves Major Bus Service Expansion (Indy Star)
- Raleigh Votes for Transit, Commuter Rail Expansion (WRAL)
- Seattle’s $54 Billion Light Rail Package Appears Headed for Passage (Seattle Times)
- Los Angeles’ $100 Billion Transit Measure Ahead in Returns (L.A. Times)
- Detroit Regional Transit Expansion Measure Too Close to Call (Detroit Free Press)
- Voters Pass on Virginia Beach Light Rail (Virginian-Pilot)
- Broward County, Florida, Rejects Sales Tax to Pay for Complete Streets (Sun Sentinel)
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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