Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
4:50 PM PDT on June 7, 2023
- New Curb-Protected Bike Lanes In Santa Monica (Urbanize)
- To Curb Widespread Abuse, DMV Changing Disability Placard System (KTLA, LAT)
- L.A. County Legalizes/Decriminalizes Sidewalk Bicycling (KTLA)
- More On Metro Fare Capping (LAist, The Source)
- Metro’s Past And Present Support Of LGBTQ+ Pride (The Source)
- Redditor Complains About Packed Expo Line Waiting At Dinky Halldale Avenue Signal
- Carnage: DUI Driver Crashes Into, Severely Injures Person At Santa Monica Bus Stop (SMDP)
…Driver Crashes Into Sidewalk Encampment Injuring Person (KTLA)
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