Thursday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:37 AM PDT on September 28, 2023
- Rising So Cal Gas Price Jumps 13 Cents Overnight (KTLA)
- LAT Editorial: Bus Shelters Are Crucial
- Metro Previews Today’s Monthly Board Meeting (The Source)
- Preview omits $65M for 91 Freeway expansion
- L.A. Council Approves $30M Bus Shelter Program (Daily News)
- “One Car Challenge” Has Metro Paying Santa Monica Resident To Not Drive (The Source)
- L.A. Parking Tickets Down, Not Everywhere (KTLA)
- Torrance Councilmember Kaji: Metro Wreaks Havoc On Rail Cities (Rafu Shimpo)
- Carnage: Lancaster Driver Killed In Car Crash (AV Times)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Hospitalizes Riverside Bicyclist (KTLA)
- Fatal Crash Renews Calls For Fixes At Redondo Beach Intersection (Daily Breeze)
- 8-Story 265-Unit Residential Project Underway Near Crenshaw C Line Station (Urbanize)
- CicLAvia Announces October 15 Heart of L.A. Route (NBC)
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