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Monday’s Headlines
Pedestrians and cyclists return to the 110 Freeway at this month's ArroyoFest
  • Patt Morrison: L.A.’s Forever War On Smog (LAT)
  • Walking and Biking On the 110 Freeway (Pasadena Star News)
  • Planning Commission OKs NoHo Station Joint Development (Urbanize)
  • More On Metro Approving $14M More For Low-Ridership High-Cost Metro Micro (Daily News)
  • More On Lawndale Grave Marker Complicating Metro South Bay Rail Extension (LAT)
  • Santa Monica Council Split On E-Scooters (SMDP)
  • 5-Story Affordable Housing Opening Near MacArthur Park Station (Urbanize)
  • Carnage: Driver Killed In 14 Freeway Crash In Acton (SC Signal)
    • Pomona DUI Driver Kills Child (KTLA)
    • Driver Dies Driving Off Cliff In San Pedro (LAT)
    • Wrong Way Driver Kills Person In Corona (KTLA)
    • Driver Injures Santa Monica Pedestrian (SMDP)
    • Santa Clarita 5 Freeway Four Vehicle Crash Results In Minor Injuries (SC Signal)
  • Wednesday Is Clean Air Day – Ride Transit Free (The Source, Footnotes, Big Blue Bus, MyBurbank, Hoodline)

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