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    • WeHo Lobbying for Subway to Run Under Town (Curbed)
    • LA Weekly Trashes Metro Board Pols for Bus Service Cuts
    • Want to Be More Fit?  Move to a Walkable Neighborhood (LAT)
    • Let's Compare the Public Process for the I-405 Widening and Expo Line (City Watch)
    • China/L.A. Traffic Collaborative Drawing National Attention (AP)
    • Media Critique: Westside Subway Will Do Little To Stop Procreation (Neon Tommy)
    • Nation's HSR Network Could Depend on Governor's Race (Infrastructurist)
    • You're More Likely to Drive Poorly If You Live in a Red State (Daily Beast)
    • Congestion Pricing Foe Charles Barron Catches Congestion Pricing Fever (Transpo Nation)
    • How Hot Is It?  It Slowed Down the Trains (The Source)

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Tuesday’s Headlines

ICE, DIY crosswalks, Torrance rail, Sepulveda rail, Metro, Pasadena, car-nage, and more

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Santa Monica Parking Enforcement Vehicles to Use AI Cameras to Ticket Bike Lane Violations

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Friday’s Headlines

ICE, Metro vs. SB79, Olympics, Santa Monica parking, homelessness, Koreatown, Santa Clarita, Malibu, car-nage, and more

January 16, 2026

Monrovia’s ‘Haiku Park’ is Now Open

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