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By Joe Linton

2:52 PM PDT on November 2, 2022

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)

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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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