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Support SBLA by attending the May 9 Fundraiser Gala - purchase tickets at EventBrite, Facebook

By Streetsblog

8:47 AM PDT on March 15, 2019

Support SBLA by attending the May 9 Fundraiser Gala – purchase tickets at EventBrite, Facebook

Pasadena, Alhambra, Move Forward on Obtaining 710 “Stubs” (Star-News)
Metro Hosting Community Meetings on Orange Line Improvements (Daily News)
Metro Also Hosting Meetings on Crenshaw/LAX Routes (The Source)
So….Why Will Beverly Hills Subway Stop Be the Only Metro Stop with Bathrooms? (LA Mag)
Mid-City West Council Calls For Traffic Safety Study For Fairfax Asterisk (Beverly Press)
Bird Lays Off Dozens Of Employees (TechCrunch, The Information)
More on MicroTransit on the Westside (Argo)
Luxury Housing Developer Working on Moving Angels to Long Beach (LB Post)
Ride Share for People with Disabilities Opens in DTLA (NBC4)
California Is “Drought Free” Enjoy the Super Bloom While It Lasts (LAT, LAT)

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