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  • Senator Wiener’s Housing-Transit Bill Is Back (LA TimesCurbedSF)
    • What would it mean for LA? (CurbedLA)
    • For Long Beach? (LongBeachize)
    • Chair of committee that blocked S.B. 50 Last Year Is Unhappy He Wasn’t Consulted (SF Chronicle)
    • LAT Urges Readers to "Give It a Chance"
  • Westwood Greenway Breaks Ground in Rancho Park, Again (Urbanize)
  • Taxi Drivers Protest to Overturn New Pickup Laws at LAX (LAT)
  • San Diego, El Monte Union, and Stockton School Districts Awarded $ for Pilots to Promote Zero-Emission Transportation (KUSI)
  • VIRGIN Considering Electric HSR to Connect Southland to Vegas (DeZeen)
  • Newsom Calls for $1.4 Billion for "Help for Homeless" (LAT)
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    Friday’s Headlines

    ICE, Measure HLA, Chinatown, Mid-City, SB79, Glendale, and more

    March 6, 2026

    Dedication: Crenshaw and Slauson to Forever be Known as “Nipsey Hussle Square”

    “Age fourteen on up, my whole life took place on these four corners...This really was my foundation," Hussle told Current TV back in 2010. Now renamed in his honor, they pay tribute to how he transformed them.

    March 5, 2026

    Measure HLA at Two Years: a Timeline of How L.A. City has Resisted Safer Multimodal Streets

    With just 300 feet of HLA upgrades in two years, L.A. City's main effort has been to actively block HLA progress

    March 5, 2026

    Thursday’s Headlines

    World Cup, LAPD, LASD, congestion pricing, Waymo, homelessness, Long Beach, Metrolink, Glendale, car-nage, and more

    March 5, 2026

    Wednesday’s Headlines

    Nipsey Hussle Square, Long Beach, marathon, Griffith Park, Sycamore Grove Park, car-nage, and more

    March 4, 2026

    SGV Connect 146: What’s Next for the Foothill Gold Line Construction Authority

    CEO Habib Balian joins SGV Connect to discuss the A Line’s steady ridership, transit-oriented development along the corridor, and the shift to a new delivery model for the long-anticipated Claremont extension.

    March 3, 2026
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