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Metro slide showing South Bay C (former Green) Line extension alternatives

  • Polling Supports Metro C Line Extension In Rail R-O-W, Neighbors Don't (Daily News)
  • West Hollywood Looks To Fine E-Scooter Violations (WeHoVille)
  • Foothill Transit Service Changes Take Effect October 29 (Footnotes)
  • 6-Story 64-Unit Affordable Housing Nearly Done By Lafayette Park (Urbanize)
  • Tower Conversion To Residential Next To Wilshire/Vermont Station (Urbanize)
  • Carnage: Sylmar Driver Strikes Two Peds, Kills One, Hospitalizes Other (KTLA)
    • Downtown SaMo Driver Crashes, Hospitalizing Pedestrian (SMDP)
    • $20M Award In Deadly Lancaster DUI Crash (KTLA)
  • Public Records Expose Councilmember Knew Truth About Travel Expenses (SM Next)
  • Gas Prices Going Up (SC Signal)

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