Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:06 AM PDT on May 16, 2018
- Metro Board To Vote On Design Contract For DTLA River Bike Path (The Source)
- Fashion District Walkability Improvements Completed (Urbanize)
- Santa Monica Planning Dutch-Style Protected Intersection (SM Lookout)
- W. Santa Ana Branch Represents Investment in Southeast L.A. (Investing in Place)
- Copper Theft Delays Metrolink Riverside Line (Daily News)
- WeHo Councilmember Meister Is All For Transit, But… (WeHoVille)
- Anti-Housing Measure S Foes Still Complaining (Curbed)
- Permanent Supportive Housing Moving Forward in Lake View Terrace (Urbanize)
- How L.A. County Is Spending To Curb Homelessness (KPCC)
- LAT Continues Unbelievably Dire High-Speed Rail Coverage
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