What You’re Going to be Voting on in November | Daily News The California Secretary of State released the official list of measures on the November ballot, their titles and the order in which they will appear to voters. State Law Not Likely to Help LA Drivers Who Park at Broken Meters | LA Times The new law, which goes into effect Jan. 1, lets drivers park at broken meters for the posted time limit without the threat of a ticket unless – as in much of Los Angeles – there are other posted restrictions. Former Gang Members Out to Change LA Neighborhoods Through Summer Nights | CBS CBS looks at how LA’s Summer Night Lights has engaged the community and reduced crime.  San Bernardino City Council Tells City Attorney to Prepare Bankruptcy Papers | KPCC City officials said without bankruptcy, San Bernardino - saddled with a budget deficit of at least $40 million - could miss next month’s payroll. Interesting Innovation: NYC Introducing Pay Phone Wireless Internet Kiosks | San Francisco Chronicle The city is introducing a pilot program in about 10 locations. It hopes to eventually expand it to nearly 12,000 kiosks throughout the five boroughs. The signal would extend out a couple of hundred feet.
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What You’re Going to be Voting on in November | Daily News

The California Secretary of State released the official list of measures on the November ballot, their titles and the order in which they will appear to voters.

State Law Not Likely to Help LA Drivers Who Park at Broken Meters | LA Times

The new law, which goes into effect Jan. 1, lets drivers park at broken meters for the posted time limit without the threat of a ticket unless – as in much of Los Angeles – there are other posted restrictions.

Former Gang Members Out to Change LA Neighborhoods Through Summer Nights | CBS

CBS looks at how LA’s Summer Night Lights has engaged the community and reduced crime. 

San Bernardino City Council Tells City Attorney to Prepare Bankruptcy Papers | KPCC

City officials said without bankruptcy, San Bernardino - saddled with a budget deficit of at least $40 million - could miss next month’s payroll.

Interesting Innovation: NYC Introducing Pay Phone Wireless Internet Kiosks | San Francisco Chronicle

The city is introducing a pilot program in about 10 locations. It hopes to eventually expand it to nearly 12,000 kiosks throughout the five boroughs. The signal would extend out a couple of hundred feet.

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