Monday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:43 AM PST on December 4, 2023
- OC’s Massive $2.2B 405 Freeway Expansion Framed As “End Of Big Freeway Era” (LAT)
- Metro & Caltrans: Hold my gas cap, we’re gonna spend $10B widening the 605 – and that’s not all, with 91, 405, 71, 57/60 and other expansions underway and planned. Also OCTA widening the 5, 22, 55, 57, 91, and 605.
- Sunset4All Activists Push To Transform Iconic Street (Guardian)
- Santa Clara Transit Strike Is Over (SC Signal, ABC7)
- More On SGVCOG Transit Study (SGV Tribune)
- LAT Editor Discovers the E-Bike “Transportation Promised Land”
- Caltrans Major Malibu Safety Project: Traffic Signal Synchronization (KTLA)
- Councilmember Tracy Park Removed Hygiene Facilities For Unhoused (Public Press)
- Lawndale Beat Buses/Shuttles Now Takes TAP (The Source)
- Carnage: Anaheim DUI Driver Plows Into Garages (KTLA)
- EPA To Limit Oil Industry Methane Pollution (LAist)
- Relatively Hot December Temperatures Expected This Week (KTLA)
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