Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:38 AM PDT on May 9, 2023
- Long Beach To Open Bridge Bikeway On May 20 (LB Post)
- Metro Celebrates 1,000 Transit Operator Hires Since February 2022 (The Source)
- Alhambra Looks To Improve Walking and Bicycling (LAT)
- L.A. To Release Study Of Civilian Traffic Enforcement (LAT)
- Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Metrolink Train In Irvine (KTLA)
- Carnage: Big Rig Driver In Grave Condition After Crash Near Sunland (KTLA)
…Driver Kills Pedestrian On 5 Freeway In Santa Clarita (SC Signal)
…After Fender-Bender, Woodland Hills Driver Slams Into 4 Cars (LAT, KTLA, John Crawford YouTube)
…Driver Shears Off Sherman Oaks Fire Hydrant (KTLA) - CA Monumental Efforts Failing To Clean Air (LAT)
- 71 Freeway Closures Upcoming For Repairs (LAT)
- How To Make So Cal Safer For Bicycling (ABC7)
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