Friday’s Headlines
Streetsblog will be off Monday for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, returning Tuesday.
By
Joe Linton
8:54 AM PST on January 12, 2024
- No, AI Won’t Solve Car Congestion (LAT)
- Planning Commission Approves Boyle Heights Community Plan Update (Urbanize)
- Progress On DTLA 7th Street And Alameda Esplanade Bikeways (SBLA Twitter)
- County Approves Outdoor Dining Ordinance (SC Signal)
- Culver City Adds Signage Encouraging Walking To School (CC Crossroads)
- Carnage: Person Killed In 4-Car Crash In Hancock Park (KTLA)
- Apparent Street Racing Driver Killed Person In Koreatown (Reddit)
- Boyle Heights Freeway Crash Injures Six People (Eastsider)
- Major Injuries In Multi-Car Crash On PCH In Malibu (ABC7, KTLA, Malibu Times)
- Transitioning To Electric Cars Means Less Gas Taxes (LAT)
- Riverside County Getting Electric Car Charging Stations (LAist)
- Pasadena To Host Virtual Input Meeting On Transportation Chief Search (Pasadena Now)
- Report: CA Police Stop Black Drivers 132% More Than Expected (Sentinel)
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