Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:19 AM PST on November 20, 2019
- New DTLA Main Street 2-Way Protected Bikeway Looks Done (@schneider Twitter)
- El Monte Fire Temporarily Halts Metrolink Trains (SGV Tribune)
- Longtime Watts Warrior Wajeha Bilal Hit By Metro Bus (Krikorian Writes)
- Carnage: Youth Faces Murder Charge In Deadly Highland Park Crash (Eastsider)
- Support South Pasadena Bike Parking (ActiveSGV)
- Long Beach Needs To Maintain Bike Lanes (Biking in L.A.)
- L.A. To Open K-Town Bridge Housing For Transgender People (Curbed)
- Burbank Adjusting Its Granny Flat Regulations (Burbank Leader)
- Latest Plans For Parker Center Site (Downtown News)
- 153-Apartment Complex Planned Near Barnsdall (Urbanize)
- More On Planned NoHo Station TOD (Curbed)
- Advocates Excited About Livability Leader Tumlin Heading SFMTA (SBSF)
- New Metro Stop To Open When You’re Priced Out Of Neighborhood (Avocado)
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