Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:42 AM PST on December 19, 2022
- U.S. Representative Sherman Against Sepulveda Transit Tunnel (Daily News)
- L.A. City Awarded $200M In CA Active Transportation Grants (Urbanize)
- Council Progressives Want To Reshape L.A. City Response To Homelessness (Bolts)
- Metro Airport Connector Taking Shape (Urbanize)
- Carnage: Driver Killed In Solo Crash In Reseda (Daily News, KTLA)
…Infant Killed By Riverside Driver (Daily News)
…Motorcyclist Critically Injured In LB Crash (2UrbanGirls)
…Driver Faces Murder Charges In Deadly 2021 Tustin Crash (Whittier Daily News)
…Hit-and-Run Driver Flees After Taking Out Sun Valley Fire Hydrant (KTLA) - Long Beach Plans To Add Welcome Signage To Ped Bridge (LB Post)
- P-22 Mountain Lion Euthanized, After Car Crash Injuries (LAT, LAist)
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