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By Joe Linton

9:17 AM PST on November 7, 2023

Metro will restore light rail (A,C,E, and K Lines) service on December 10

Metro To Restore/Increase Light Rail Service In December (@numble)
New Metrolink/Amtrak Program Allows Reciprocity On Ventura Line (KTLA)
In Northridge, Metrolink Train Strikes and Kills Pedestrian (KTLA, 2UrbanGirls)
In South Pasadena, A Line Train Clips Pedestrian, Injuring Leg (South Pasadenan)
Carnage: Biking in L.A. Previews Upcoming Ghost Bike Ceremonies
- Santa Clarita DUI-Probation Driver Faces Murder Charges For Deadly Crash (SC Signal)
- Video Of Woman Run Over In San Pedro Parking Lot Dispute (KTLA)
- Driver Arrested For Intentionally Repeatedly Ramming Boyfriend’s Car In Chino Hills (KTLA)
- Video: Driver Crashes Into Tujunga Wash Channel By Valley College (Jake Asner YouTube)
Long Beach Considers New Limits On Street Vendors (LB Post)
West Hollywood Residents Sound Off About Bike Lanes (WeHoVille)

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