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By Joe Linton

10:34 AM PST on November 28, 2022

Metro Cancels Proposed Fare Hike (The Source)
Raman/Bonin/Blumenfield Motion Would End Spot Road Widening (Urbanize)
Mayor Karen Bass To Be Sworn In December 12 (LAist)
…Latino Support For Bass Shows Black-Brown Unity (LAT)
Voters Passing ULA Great For Bass and L.A. (LAT)
CA Commission Approves $1B Electric Vehicle Charging Project, Mostly For Trucks (LAT)
CA Could Phase Out Diesel Over Next 20 Years (Daily News)
Port of LB Accepting Ideas For Bike/Ped Projects (Press-Telegram)
Port of LB Rail Expansion Would Displace 30 Businesses (LB Business Journal)
Transportation Advocates Back Student Workers in Strike Against UC’s (Twitter)
Labor Shortages Hinder Transit Rebound (SmartCities)
16-Mile Traffic Backup Near Nevada Border (LAT)
Carnage: Sylmar Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person (Daily News, KTLA)
…South L.A. Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (2UrbanGirls)
…Long Beach Driver Kills Man In Wheelchair (LB Post)
…Lancaster Hit-and-Run DUI Driver Kills Motorcyclist (AV Times)
…Driver Kills Two People Near Redding (LAT)
…DUI Driver Crashes Into Flintridge Home (2UrbanGirls)
Man Shot To Death On Whittier Greenway Trail (Whittier Daily News)
Lyft Yanks All E-Scooters From L.A. And Santa Monica (SMDP)
What Caruso Could Have Bought With $104 Million (LAT)
Climate Crisis Means Hotter And More Frequent Heat Waves (LAT)

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