Wednesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:40 AM PST on December 20, 2023
- LAT Explainer On How Drivers Dooring Cyclists Is Deadly
- Advocates Sue LAPD To End Violent Traffic Stops (LAT)
- Plan Commission Approves Cornfield-Arroyo Changes To Foster Housing (Urbanize)
- Assaults On Transit Workers Tripled Nationwide (Daily News)
- More On Caltrans’ Weak PCH Safety Upgrades Announcement (LAist, Biking in L.A.)
- Even LAT Questions If These Improvements Are Enough
- Carnage: Two Teens Killed In Lake Los Angeles Crash (AV Times)
- Driver Drives Into, Blocks E Line Tunnel Near Expo Park (Reddit)
- Beverly Hills Approves Permanent Outdoor Dining (Beverly Press)
- County Moving Forward With SELA Cultural Center Along L.A. River In So. Gate (Urbanize)
- High Housing Costs Result In Longer Car Commutes (LAT)
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