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By Joe Linton

8:54 AM PDT on October 9, 2023

Rendering of new Vista Canyon Metrolink Station

So Cal Gas Prices Are Dropping (LAist, KTLA)
L.A. Looks To Close Wilshire Through MacArthur Park (NBC4)
Santa Clarita Vista Canyon Metrolink Station To Open October 20 (SCV News)
Beverly Hills Approves Beverly Bike Lanes (Courier)
Carnage: DA Staffer And Spouse Killed In Downey Crash (Downey Patriot, Gascón Instagram, Whittier DN, DTLA)
- Sunland Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person (Daily News)
- Driver Severely Injured Crashing Off 10 Freeway Ramp In San Gabriel (KTLA)
- Driver Kills Laguna Beach Cyclist (KTLA, Biking in L.A.)
- Two People Injured Driving Into LB Building (LB Post)
- Minor Injuries In 2-Car Rollover Crash In Canyon Country (SC Signal)
Waymo Robo-Taxis Coming To Santa Monica (LAist)
Governor Newsom Signs Climate Emissions Disclosure Bill (LB Post)
Conspiracy Theories Hinder Curbing Climate Crisis (LAist)
Electric Car Incentives Getting Easier (LAist)
Older Driver Express Fear and Frustration Over DMV Renewal Process (LAT)

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