Today’s Headlines
Happy Thanksgiving. SBLA is publishing lightly today, then back on Monday.
By
Joe Linton
8:36 AM PST on November 27, 2019
- More Standing Capacity In Metro’s New Heavy Rail Cars (Curbed)
- Metro Tunneling Subways Under Wilshire (ABC7)
- Carnage: Whittier DUI Driver Crashes Into Tree Killing Passenger (SGV Tribune)
…Montebello Woman Arrested In Boyle Heights Hit-and-Run That Killed Skater (ABC7, SGV Tribune) - Teacher Arrested In Silver Lake Hit-and-Run That Injured Cyclist (KTLA5, Eastsider, Daily News)
- More On New Main Street Protected Bikeway (ABC7)
- L.A. 2028 Plan Aims To Get Some People Out Of Cars (Fast Company)
…And Increase Electric Car Adoption (CBS) - More On Dorset Village Demolition Plans (Urbanize)
- Learning Lessons from L.A.’s Transit-Oriented Communities Program (Legal Planet)
- Decaux Contract Discussion Questions Anti-Homeless Bus Benches (Curbed)
- What Trump Might Do About L.A. Homelessness (LAT)
Happy Thanksgiving. SBLA is publishing lightly today, then back on Monday.
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