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Map of temporary Metro C Line closures. Image via Metro’s The Source

  • Starting Tomorrow Metro Shuts Down Part of C (Green) Line For ~2-Week Maintenance (Daily Breeze, LAist, The Source)
  • Pasadena Cyclists Boycott Watered Down County Bikeway Opening Today (PCSC Twitter)
  • Worry About Dangerous Cars, Not E-Bikes (Biking in L.A.)
  • Pasadena Installing Traffic Circle at North Hill Avenue and Topeka Street (Pasadena Now)
  • L.A. Housing Dept Demands Residential Hotels Stop Renting To Tourists (Capital & Main)
  • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Drivers Killed Two Siblings 8 Years Apart (LAT)
    • Police Charge South L.A. Street Race Hit-and-Run Driver With Murder (LAT, AV Times)
    • Sylmar DUI Crash Suspect Critically Injures Infant (KTLA)
    • Driver Critically Injures Santa Monica Motorcyclist (SM Mirror)
    • Family Calls For Investigation In Lancaster Hit-and-Run Death (AV Times)
    • Drivers Strike and Kill Large Bear On 5 Freeway Near Templin Highway (SC Signal)
  • Guys Take 10+ Mile Long Walks, Say L.A. Isn't Good For Walking (LAT)

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