Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:06 AM PST on February 21, 2023
- Motion To End Spot Widening At PLUM Committee Today 2 p.m. (Streets For All)
- Too Often L.A. Bus Shelters Lack Shade (UCLA Lewis Ctr)
- Planning Underway For ArroyoFest Open Streets Event On 110 Freeway (Pasadena Now)
- Pasadena Awarded $200K For Safe Streets Planning (Pasadena Now)
…This Week Metro Should Fund $6M In Safe Pasadena Crosswalks? (Pasadena Complete Streets) - L.A. San Fernando Valley Wins Battle For Light Rail Dollars (SGV Tribune)
…Did Bad Marketing And An Oddball Name Prevent West Santa Ana Branch Money? (Daily News) - Metro Considering Homeless Services Hub In Long Beach (LB Post)
- Fossil Fuel Ads Galore (LAT)
- 2 Dead, 3 Injured In A Line Car Crash In South L.A. (KTLA)
- Carnage: Wrong Way Driver Killed On 60 Freeway In Ontario (KTLA)
…Two-Car Crash Injures Several Pedestrians In Sawtelle (KTLA) - 7-Story, 30-Apartment Building Planned By Wilshire/Normandie Station (Urbanize)
- If People Are Really Leaving L.A., Why Is Car Traffic Still Terrible? (LAT)
- Car Insurance Bills Going Up (LAT)
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