Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:21 AM PDT on March 27, 2023
- Culver City Council Could Vote To Undo Bus/Bike Lanes
Tonight(Biking in L.A.) - Soto-Martinez: Echo Park Fencing Coming Down By March 31 (ABC7)
- LB To Improve 7th Street For Pedestrian Safety (LB Post)
- Metro Affirms Foothill Gold Line Extension As Top Funding Priority (SGV Tribune)
- More On Metro Extending Policing Contract (LAist)
- Rich Folks Trying To Close Deals To Get Around New ULA Tax (LAT)
- Overview Of Proposed CA Housing Legislation (LAT)
- 710 Freeway Stub Chance To Reunify Pasadena (Pasadena Now)
- Carnage: Long Beach Crash Victim Dies A Month Later (LB Post)
…Chatsworth Freeway Crash Caused By Tire Detaching (KTLA) - Lopez: Older Drivers Complain About Having To Take Driving Tests (LAT)
- Drivers Seeing Insurance Rates Going Up (LAT)
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