Thursday’s Headlines
Streetsblog L.A. will publish lightly today, then off for the new year's holiday, resuming publication on Tuesday, January 2, 2024.
By
Joe Linton
9:57 AM PST on December 28, 2023
- Metro Seeks Public Input On Its MicroTransit Pilot, Meetings Next Week (The Source)
- How about just pulling the plug on costly ineffective Metro Micro?
- Carnage: Person Killed, Three Injured, In Florence Firestone Crash (2UrbanGirls)
- Pedestrian Injured In Santa Clarita Crash (SC Signal)
- Motorcyclist Killed In PCH Crash (Malibu Times)
- LAPD Wants Access To Surveillance Cameras Across L.A. (Public Press)
- Real Estate Interests Tried To Skirt Mansion Tax (LAT)
- San Diego Complete Streets Policy Looks Pretty Good (SBCA)
- Urbanize Looks Back At Their Big Stories Of 2023
Streetsblog L.A. will publish lightly today, then off for the new year’s holiday, resuming publication on Tuesday, January 2, 2024.
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