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Ghost tire placed to remember crash victims: sisters Kimberly Izquierdo (left), Veronica Amezola (right), and their best friend Juvelyn Arroyo (center).
Photos from GoFundMe via SAFE

  • San Francisco and L.A. Have Failed Vision Zero (LAT)
  • Rider, Who Suffered Hate Assault On Metro Train, Sues For Negligence (LAT, LB Post)
  • Hutt/Park Motion Calls For Capital Infrastructure Plan (Biking in L.A.)
  • L.A. City Receives $156.9 Million In State AHSC Grants (Daily News)
  • Nimby Homeowners Concerned About Upcoming L.A. City Housing Plan (Beverly Press)
  • Heat-Related Deaths Are Increasing, Impacting Unhoused People (LAT)
  • The Source Looks at Metro Station Escalators and Elevators
  • Carnage: Memorial Ghost Tire Placed For Uber Crash Victims (Daily News)
    • One Person Killed In 3-Car Crash In Lancaster (SC Signal)
    • Hospital Asking For Help To Identify South L.A. Hit-and-Run Victim (KTLA)
  • Car Towed Because Driver Couldn't Afford Parking Tickets (LAT)
  • Best Tacos Along the Metro 33 Venice Blvd Bus Route (L.A. Taco)
  • VP Harris Tweeted Long Beach Electric Bus Photo (LB Post)

SBLA is publishing lightly today, then off for the three day Labor Day weekend

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