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By Joe Linton

9:45 AM PST on December 19, 2023

A few more and better speed signs - and "Authorities also said that if drivers would just abide by the posted speed limits, the area would be much safer." ought to fix PCH, no? Screenshot via KTLA

L.A. Surpasses 300 Annual Traffic Deaths, Second Year In Row (XTown)
Why Is Mayor Bass Taking Credit For Bus Shelters She Delayed? (Public Press)
Caltrans Announces Weak Safety Improvements For PCH (KTLA)
Metro And L.A. Working To Address Homelessness At Stations/Stops (NBC4)
Metro Offers Fareless Transit on Christmas and New Year’s Days/Eves (KTLA)
Redondo Beach Opens Its Part Of Half-Canceled Bikeway (Daily Breeze)
Long Beach Study: Low-Income, Youth, POC See More Traffic Violence (LB Post)
Where L.A. Sees Most Car Thefts: South L.A., DTLA (LAT)
Carnage: PCH Has A History Of Deadly Crashes (Daily News)
- PD Seeks Arlington Heights Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Pedestrian (KTLA)
- No Injuries In Solo Turnover Crash In Stevenson Ranch (SC Signal)
County Reviewing Large-Scale General Hospital Redevelopment (Urbanize)
Nogales Park Opens In Park-Poor Unincorporated Community Of Walnut Park (Urbanize)
Port Of L.B. Receives $283M For On-Dock Rail Project (LB Post)
Off-Road Tesla Cybertruck Driver Got Stuck In CA Forest; Trolling Ensued (LAT)
Rose Parade Route Restaurants Temporarily Pause Outdoor Dining (Pasadena Now)

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