Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:46 AM PDT on March 13, 2023
- Mayor Bass Expects To Appoint Metro Boardmember Within A Week (LAT)
- Metro Bike Share Workers Approve Union Contract (@transportworker Twitter)
- “Watch Your Speed” Sign Marks Westside Unsafe Streets Victim (L.A. Taco)
…LADOT Responded To Crash By Lowering Speed Limit That They Upped In 2017 (SBLA Twitter) - Carnage: Pasadena Driver After Rear-End Then Deliberately Ramming Into Car (Pasadena Now)
…5 Freeway Crash In Santa Clarita Ejects Person From Car, Transported To Hospital (SC Signal) - 6-Story 30-Unit Apartment Building Planned Near MacArthur Park Station (Urbanize)
- 8-Story 195-Apartment 177-Parking Space Building Next To Bundy Survives Appeal (Urbanize)
- Affordable 70-Apartment Building Planned On Central Avenue In Watts (Urbanize)
- Malibu Can’t Ticket Its Way Out Of Point Dume Parking Crunch (Malibu Times)
- Rail Foes Like Kevin McCarthy Don’t Like Central Valley High-Speed Rail Cost Increase (LAT)
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