Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:56 AM PDT on March 16, 2023
- Bass Appoints City Councilmember Young Yaroslavsky To Metro Board (@racheluranga Twitter)
- Metro’s Anti-Homeless Classical Music At MacArthur Park Station (Daily News)
- The Freedom And Hazards Of Bike Commuting In L.A. (LAT)
- Street Vendors Rally Against No-Vend Zones (KTLA)
- Carnage: Police Seek Help Finding Hit-and-Run Driver In Deadly Palms Crash (KTLA)
…Suspect Arrested In Fatal San Pedro Hit-and-Run (Daily Breeze)
…No Charges Filed Yet In Fatal Agua Dulce Hit-and-Run (SC Signal) - 17 Sites Where Metro Could Do Joint Development (Urbanize)
- McCourt Proposes Apartment Buildings On Stadium Way (Urbanize)
- Pomona’s 71 Freeway Closed Temporarily Due To Large Potholes (SGVCitywatch, LAT)
- Pasadena Completed Repair On 11,000 Damaged Sidewalk Locations (Pasadena Now)
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