Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:15 AM PDT on March 21, 2019
- Metro Expects High Ridership For Crenshaw North Rail (Curbed)
…Schiff Wants Crenshaw North To Be Shovel-Ready (WeHoVille) - Affordable Housing Complex Planned For La Brea In Hollywood (Urbanize)
- County Looks To Protect Bike Lanes (CBS2)
- L.A. PLUM Committee Approves Chinatown Development With No Affordable (Curbed)
- DTLA Civic Ctr Park Faces Funding Shortfall (Urbanize)
- Driver Slams Deeply Into Arleta Home (Daily News)
- Rain-Worsened Crashes Peak Mid-Day (LAist)
- Data Shows Walkability Extends Lives (Price Tags)
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