Wednesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:04 AM PDT on October 11, 2023
- Reports: CA Transportation Spending Doesn’t Match Climate Priorities (LAT)
- true for Metro, too, according to Metro’s own report
- L.A. Podcast On One Year After Racist Fed Tapes
- Metro Celebrates Doran Grade Crossing Funding (KTLA)
- West Hollywood Adjusting Speed Limits, Reducing Fairfax, Fountain (WeHoVille)
- Striking Santa Clara Transit Running Limited Service (SC Signal, SCV News)
- Carnage: On-Duty Riverside Sheriff Deputy Crashes Into, Kills Cyclist (LAT)
- Driver Dies Crashing Off Cliff In Malibu (Daily News, Malibu Times)
- Authorities ID Pedestrian Killed In South L.A. Crash (2UrbanGirls)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Pedestrian Near USC (2UrbanGirls)
- Remember Youth Killed In Santa Clarita Crash (SC Signal)
- Family Grieves Kids Killed In Car Crash (LAT)
- LAFC Appeals To Block Proposed Mixed Use Near Stadium Sign (Urbanize)
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