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The County’s Regional Planning Commission could vote to eliminate harmful pseudoscientific parking minimums – image via Streets for All

  • L.A. City Leaders Rally For CA Speed Camera Bill (Biking in L.A., CBS, KTLA)
  • Streets for All Alert Urges L.A. County To Eliminate Parking Minimums
  • Metro Touts Continued Transit Ridership Gains (Pasadena Now)
  • Pasadena Council: Do More To Prevent Traffic Violence (Pasadena Now)
  • Preview Of Tomorrow's Metro Board Meeting (The Source)
  • Rowland Heights Fairway Drive Grade Separation Completed (SGV Tribune)
  • Carnage: Driver Crashes Off Freeway Into Palms Encampment, Injuring Five (KTLA)
  • 36-Story Housing Tower Finished Near Wilshire/Vermont Station (Urbanize)
  • Climate Emergency: Unprecedented Florida Water Temps, Like A Hot Tub (Guardian)
    • Fires In Santa Clarita Valley (LAT)
    • Older People Vulnerable To Heat (LAT)
    • Youngest People Vulnerable To Heat (LAT)

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