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    • Metro Planning Bus Lanes On Sepulveda In the Valley (The Source, Urbanize)
    • Survey Shows Dip In Number Of Females Riding Metro Transit (Daily News)
    • How Metro Approaches Homelessness (The Source)
    • Metro Approves Tree Policy (The Source)
    • Driver Collides With Metro A Line Train In Downtown Long Beach (LB Post)
    • Big Developers Funding Backlash Against Culver City Progressives (KNOCK-LA)
    • Pasadena Opening New Mini-Park At Lamanda Library (Pasadena Now)
    • Supervisors Approve $33.7M For Housing At Westwood VA (Urbanize)
    • Driver Rolls Car Over At 14 Freeway Placerita Canyon Ramp (SC Signal)
    • Driver Faces Charges In Woodland Hills Crash That Killed Two People (Daily News)
    • Report: Climate Change Accelerating In California (LAT)

Calendar extra:

    • Saturday 11/5 - The city of Glendora will host a community input workshop on the San Dimas Wash Improvement Project, which is extending the wash trail to Grand Avenue. The meeting will take place from 1-4 p.m. at Gladstone Park at 600 E. Gladstone Street. Workshop details at ActiveSGV tweet. View trail concepts at Glendora presentation.

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