Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:04 AM PDT on September 30, 2022
- Neither Mayoral Candidate Supports Measure ULA – United To House L.A. (LAT)
…lots of community groups do support ULA – endorsed by Streetsblog L.A. - New Bike Lane On First Street In Little Tokyo (Biking in L.A.)
- LAX Finishes Final People Mover Pedestrian Bridge (Daily Breeze, AV Times)
- Three C (Green) Line Stations Closing Temporarily This Weekend (Daily Breeze)
- Cal State Northridge Parking Is Too Expensive (Sundial)
- Carnage: Florence Hit-and-Run Driver Hits, Drags, Kills Cyclist (CBS)
…Dump Truck Driver Runs Over Woman In Sun Valley (Daily News) - Newsom Vetoes Bill Forgiving Unhoused People’s Parking Tickets (LAT)
- Street Vendors Celebrate Passage Of S.B. 972 (LongBeachIze)
- How To Request Speed Bumps (LAist)
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