Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:21 AM PST on November 18, 2019
- You Can Take Your Bike On Metro Trains (LAist)
- The Source Has Latest On Sepulveda Pass Rail
- LADOT Buying 130 BYD Electric Buses (The Driven)
- Neighborhood Council Looks To Undo Yucca Bike Blvd (Biking in L.A.)
- Carnage: Driver Kills Two In Winnetka Car Crash (KTLA)
…Suspected DUI Driver Kills One, Injures Two In Highland Park (KTLA) - NoHo Station Development Taking Shape (LAT)
- Street Vendors Improve Public Safety (Curbed)
- Ryu Proposes Bridge Housing At Riverside Drive Site (Curbed)
- Drivers Humorously Complain About So. Cal Freeway Numbers (Reddit)
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