Friday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:28 AM PST on December 8, 2023
- Metro Increasing A, C, E, and K Lines Light Rail Service Sunday (SMDP, Metro Instagram)
- More On Metro Bus Camera Bus Lane Enforcement (LAist)
- LAT Talks With Metro Subway Riders
- CA Approves $15M For Planning Fixes To San Clemente Amtrak Route (Los Cerritos News)
- High Desert High-Speed Rail Awarded $500K Federal Grant (Kathryn Barger)
- Agoura Receives $500K Grant For Bike Lanes (KCLU)
- Carnage: Sun Valley Hit-and-Run Driver Strikes, Kills Person (KTLA)
- Victim Suing Actor Over WeHo Multi-Car Crash Injuries (Screen Near You, ABC7)
- Bakersfield Driver Crashes Into Parade Route Injuring Three (ABC7)
- Survey Says Drivers Loathe L.A. Freeways (KTLA)
- Electric School Buses Don’t Meet All Rural School Bus Needs (LAT)
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