Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:07 AM PDT on October 26, 2022
- L.A. and Orange County Slated For $295M In CA Active Transpo Funds (Urbanize)
- Pasadena Has Implemented Few Planned Bike Facilities (Pasadena Now, Biking in L.A.)
…Update On Pasadena Pedestrian Plan (Pasadena Now)
…Pasadena Studying Shared Mobility Options (Pasadena Now) - City Council Calls For Special Election In April To Replace Martinez (Daily News, LAist)
- Metro Looking At End-Of-Line Policies, Responding To LB (Press-Telegram)
- New Free Electric Shuttle Coming This Week To Belmont Shore (LB Post)
- Metro Election Support: Free Rides, Voter Drop-Off Boxes At Stations (The Source)
- Carnage: Driver Strikes, Kills Pedestrian In South L.A. (2UrbanGirls)
…Valencia Truck Crash Sends Person To Hospital (SC Signal) - Governor Newsom Critical Of Oil Industry Profits (LAT)
…CA Could Enact New Tax On Oil Companies (LB Post) - RIP Mike Davis – L.A. Left Historian Author (LAT)
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