Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:37 AM PST on January 29, 2020
- A Guide To the B (Red) Line Subway (Curbed)
- Driver Must Pay $18M For Killing Pedestrian In Calabasas (LAT)
- Urbanize On New Red Car River Ped Bridge
- Assemblymember Holden Introduces Legislation To Get Gold Line To Ontario
- Kenny Uong Rides the Bus In Ventura (VCTC)
- San Diego Spends $10M To Upgrade Del Mar Bluff Train Tracks (LAT)
- Class Action Lawsuit Against Toyota Says Hybrids Unsafe (Daily News)
- SF Getting Rid Of Cars On Market Street (LAT)
- CA Bicyclist Deaths Highest In 25 Years (Biking in L.A.)
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