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Extra, Extra: Is L.A. Having a Transit Revolution?
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- A Cypress man is accused of videotaping women and girls while they undressed in their homes.
- Slate's take on the "transit revolution" in L.A.
- Median home prices in California have reached a four-year high.
- Free community films on the Santa Monica Pier will begin Friday, Sept. 28.
- A car covered in Bonsai plants was spotted by Kevin Roderick of LA Observed.
- The California Science Center says that they'll replant the trees that are removed for the Endeavour's touchdown.
- Public meetings will be held on September 20 and 24 to discuss the impact of the Gold Line extension from Azusa to Montclair.
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