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    • Metro Plans Light Rail On Van Nuys Blvd (Daily News, Urbanize)
    • Bus Service Changes Go Into Effect This Sunday (The Source)
    • How Metro Plans To Operate Green And Crenshaw Lines (The Source)
    • Young People Working To Make Pacoima Environment Healthier (Daily News)
    • West Hollywood Bans Shared E-Scooters, E-Bikes (WeHoVille)
    • Bike Improvements Coming To East L.A. (Biking in L.A.)
    • The Way Drivers Will Pay For Roads Is Changing (Daily News)
    • High Cost Of CA Housing Deters Out-Of-State Folks (KPCC)
    • 21-Story Apartment Tower Planned At Wilshire/Curson, Next To LACMA (Urbanize)
    • Warner Center Rising Rent Costs Leading To Affordability Regulations (Curbed)

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Valley-Westside rail, South Bay rail, transit-oriented housing, green WeHo bike lanes, Country Club housing, LAPD, Avenue 60, car-nage, and more

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ICE, crosswalks, bus lane enforcement, Sepulveda rail, Torrance rail, Long Beach, MacArthur Park, LADOT, and more

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Wednesday’s Headlines

ICE, Metro meeting tomorrow, Torrance, transit ambassadors, Santa Monica, Glendale, red light cameras, Koreatown, Long Beach parking, car-nage, and more

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