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New bus shelters are coming to L.A. via StreetsLA’s long-delayed Sidewalk and Transit Amenities Program (STAP). Photo via StreetsLA

  • More On Bass Bus Shelters Announcement (Urbanize)
  • Metro Previews Tomorrow's Full Board Meeting (The Source)
  • Supervisor Mitchell Pursues Funding For Costly C Line Extension Alternative (Daily Breeze)
  • Santa Monica Installs Stop Sign At Deadly Intersection (SM Next, SMDP)
  • Carnage: Person Killed In Torrance Car Crash (Daily Breeze)
  • Overview Of College Campus Rules Regarding E-Bikes/E-Scooters (LAist)
  • Two Apartment Projects Under Construction Along K Line (Urbanize)
  • 277-Unit Apartment Project Coming To Ktown, Near Wilshire/Vermont (Urbanize)
  • History Of the 10 Freeway (LAist)

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