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9:23 AM PDT on September 20, 2022

    • Council Approved Multimodal Project List For Remaining 710 Freeway Funds (Pasadena Now)
    • Report: Bus Riders Experience Unreliability, Poor Stops, More (Investing in Place)...Can L.A. Finally Build Better Bus Stops? (NextCity)
    • Community Meetings Announced For Central L.A. River Path (The Source)
    • Phil Washington FAA Appointment In Question Due To Questionable Sheriff Probe (Daily News)
    • Some Safety Upgrades Coming To Wilshire Blvd, And Other Intersections (SM Mirror)
    • Carnage: 8 People Hospitalized From Antelope Valley Crash (Daily News,...Sierra Highway/14 Freeway Solo Rollover Crash Sends Person To Hospital (SC Signal)
    • History of Electric Cars (LAist)
    • ReBuild SoCal Podcast Checks In With CA High-Speed Rail Authority

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