Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:53 AM PDT on October 16, 2018
- Metrolink CEO Art Leahy To Retire In January (LAT)
- New LAX Station Renderings and Crenshaw/LAX Operations Report (The Source, Curbed, Urbanize)
- Small 3-Wheel Electric Cars On L.A. Streets (LAist)
- New Apartments Under Construction Along Orange Line in NoHo (Urbanize)
- Beverly Hills High School Students On the Anti-Metro “Walkout” (BH Highlights article, video)
- Long Beach Recognized As One Of Top Bike-Friendly Cities (LB Post)
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