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    • Streets for All Alert: Tell Metro To Stop Widening Freeways...Metro's Proposed Budget: Freeway Expansion Up 33%, Transit Expansion Down 8%
    • USDOT Announces Plans To Fund Much Of San Fernando Valley Light Rail Line (@numble)
    • More On Pasadena L Line Rider Attacked, Set On Fire (LAT)
    • Council Committee Approves Plan To Inventory L.A. Sidewalks (Investing in Place Twitter)
    • Sheriffs Dept. Whistleblower Disputes Villanueva Account Of Head-Kneeling Cover-Up (Witness L.A.)
    • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Drivers Kill Two People - In Harbor Gateway, Torrance (Daily Breeze)...14 Freeway Two Car Rollover Crash Results In Multiple Injures (SC Signal)
    • 25-Home Supportive Housing Project About To Open In Watts (Urbanize)
    • L.A. City Seeks Measure A Funds To Improve Parks (Daily News)
    • Burbank Plans $22M Infrastructure Package, With Some Sidewalk and Bike Projects (Leader)
    • Historic Filipinotown Arch Debuts (Urbanize)
    • E-Scooter Ridership Hasn't Fully Recovered Pandemic Losses (SMDP)
    • SMDP Ignores 40+ Cars In Photo To Blame Slow Scooter For PCH Traffic Jam
    • Lost L.A.: Who Killed L.A.'s Red Car Streetcars? (KCET YouTube)

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