Monday’s Headlines
By
Joe Linton
9:31 AM PST on January 8, 2024
- More On $1B For Inglewood People Mover (LAT)
- Pasadena Cordova Complete Street Project Completed (Pasadena Now)
- Culver City Circulator Bus Now $1 Fare (Culver City Crossroads)
- SaMo Making Safety Improvements, Including Michigan Greenway (SMDP)
- Driver Leaves Car On Tracks To Be Struck By Train In Newhall (SC Signal)
- Carnage: Two Killed In 3-Car Crash In Canoga Park (Daily News, KTLA, ABC7)
- Driver Critically Injures Pedestrian And Child In Stroller In Santa Monica (SMPD Twitter)
- Person Killed In Crash On PCH In Long Beach (LB Post)
- Anaheim Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person, Injures Multiple People (LAT)
- Two Killed In 35-Car Crash On 5 Freeway In Kern County (LAT, KTLA)
- No Injuries In Santa Clarita Hit-and-Run Crash (SC Signal)
- 70-Unit Affordable Housing Planned Near Crenshaw/Wilshire (Urbanize)
- Ballona Bike Path Temporarily Closed January 8-12 (Culver City Crossroads)
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