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By Joe Linton

8:38 AM PDT on September 26, 2019

Should Metro Spend $4.4M On South Bay High-Speed Internet? (LAT)
Metro Lines Renaming – “A Line” vs. “Line A” (LAist)
Drivers Breaking Laws At LADOT’s New 6th Street HAWK Crosswalk (KNX1070, LAist)
…At Site Where Councilmember Ryu Killed 6th Street Safety Improvements
CiclaValley Applauds Beverly Hills Speed Table Crossings
Angelenos Quitting Jobs Over Long Commutes (LAist)
Photos Of Under Construction Crenshaw/MLK Station (The Source)
L.A. Sparks Stars On Metro Train Wraps (Sentinel)
Carnage: Three Truck West Covina Freeway Crash Kills One (SGVTribune)
…Yesterday’s Critically Wounded Valley Glen Ped Died From Crash Injuries (Daily News)
Developments Planned on Mar Vista’s Venice Boulevard (Urbanize)
228-Home Mixed-Use Complex Planned On 7th Street In Koreatown (Urbanize)
Chatsworth Nimbys Oppose CD12 Supportive Housing (Daily News)

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