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By Joe Linton

8:48 AM PDT on September 15, 2021

CA Rejects Recall (LAT, LAist, Daily News, L.A. Magazine)
Bus Lanes Coming To La Brea (Urbanize)
Metro’s 710 Widening Task Force Met With Criticism (LB Post)
Leaders Tour Montclair Foothill L Line Site Seeking Funds To Complete (SGV Tribune)
Long Beach Plans Enhanced Density Bonus For Housing Near Transit (LB Post)
Inglewood Proposes Tax To Fund Peope-Mover (2UrbanGirls)
WeHo Gets E-Scooter Law Wrong (Biking in L.A.)
Long Beach Extends Parklet Program (LB Post, Press-Telegram)
Carnage: Tarzana Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person On Skateboard (Daily News, LAT)
Woman Killed By BART Train In SF (LAT)
6-story 60-Home PATH Villas Hollywood Supportive Housing Under Construction (Urbanize)

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