Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:13 AM PDT on April 18, 2023
- State of City: Mayor Bass Focuses On Homelessness Crisis, Adding Police (LAT, LAist,
- L.A. City To Add Two More Car Lanes To Alameda Street Near Port, Also Bikeway (Urbanize)
- L.A. Pod’s Frazier Asks Controller Mejia To Respond To Criticism (Benny Wally)
- Only A Quarter Of L.A. Bus Stops Have Shade Shelters (LAist)
- Culver City Needs To Do CEQA To Remove Bus/Bike Lanes (Biking in L.A.)
- Amtrak, Metrolink Resume Service On Repaired San Clemente Tracks (KTLA)
- Black, Latino, Low-Income Most Harmed By CA Oil Drilling (LAist)
- Carnage: Driver Who Killed LB Student Faces Manslaughter Charges (LB Post)
…Driver Deliberately Crashes Into Striking OC Workers Injuring Six People (LAT) - Beach Residents Post Fake No Parking Signs (Reddit)
- Start-Up Company Planning Night Train To Bay Area (KTLA)
- Feds Expand Electric Car Tax Credit (LAist)
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