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By Joe Linton

9:27 AM PDT on August 10, 2023

The city of Montebello is hosting a Bicycle Master Plan input meeting tonight - attend, or take an online survey

Norwalk Working With Caltrans To Make 105/Studebaker Intersection Safer (Norwalk Patriot)
Montebello Bike Plan Input Meeting Tonight (ActiveSGV Twitter)
How the Car Came To L.A. (Construction Physics)
Amateur Video Of Metro New Heavy Railcars In Trainyard Action (PSRV YouTube)
Metrolink Train Strikes, Kills Pedestrian In San Fernando (2UrbanGirls)
Carnage: Bench Memorializes Six Victims Of Horrific Windsor Hills Crash (Sentinel)
- Driver Crashes Into Mission Hills Car Dealership, Killing One Worker (LAT, KTLA, Daily News)
101 Freeway Wildlife Crossing Construction Delays (Daily News)
Downey Expands Parking Districts, Restricts Overnight Parking (Downey Patriot)
Pro-Armenia Protestors Shut Down 134 Freeway In Glendale (KTLA, Pasadena Now)
Climate Catastrophe: Hawaii Is Burning (LAT1, LAT2)
- might be a good time for Metro to show climate leadership by stopping widening dozens of L.A. freeways – because tailpipe emissions are leading cause of L.A. emissions

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