Wednesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:39 AM PDT on September 13, 2023
- Advocates GoFundMe Raising Money To Challenge Culver City Removing Bus/Bike Project
- GoFundMe For Family Of Pasadena Sixth Grader Killed In Crash (Pasadena Now)
- DOT Parking Debate Delaying Venice Homeless Housing (LAT)
- Santa Clarita Reduces Speed Limits (SC Signal)
- Proposed L.A.-Coachella Rail Line Receives $5M Federal Grant (Urbanize)
- Carnage: Driver Killed In Crash With Truck In Palmdale (AV Times)
- 36-Story 375-Unit Residential Tower Completed By Vermont/Wilshire Station (Urbanize)
- 6-Story 48-Unit Affordable Housing Proposed Next To Sierra Madre Villa Station (Urbanize)
- 6-Story 32-Unit Mixed-Used Proposed Across From Exposition Park (Urbanize)
- County Seeks Input On Stopping Illegal Street Racing (LAT)
- Expanded L.A. City Council Could Go Into Effect In 2032 (LAT)
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