Wednesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:57 AM PDT on August 30, 2023
- City Council Approves First $150M Batch Of Measure ULA Spending (LAT, Daily News)
- Why Metro Is Renaming West Santa Ana Branch Project (KTLA)
- More on Laura Rubio-Cornejo Pick For LADOT (Pasadena Now, Biking in L.A.)
- An Optimistic Looks At Transportation In L.A. In 2043 (LAT)
- Councilmember Park Wants Harsher Anti-Homeless Restrictions On RVs (KTLA)
- Carnage: New Details in Uber Crash That Killed Three People (KTLA)
- Driver Injured Crashing Into Pole Near Inglewood (2UrbanGirls)
- 468-Unit Mixed-Use TOC Construction Underway Near Heritage Square Station (Urbanize)
- Study: Dementia Linked To Air Pollution (LAT)
- Long Beach Breaks Heat Records (LB Post)
- Climate Crisis Means Longer Hotter Days Impacting Human Health (LAist)
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