Monday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:57 AM PST on January 29, 2024
- LAT Opinion: Michael Schneider On Measure HLA Ending Rising Traffic Death Toll
- LAUSD Board Affirms Support For Measure HLA
- Open Streets Fans Cry Foul As Metro Grant Funds Cut (Daily News)
- Culver City Council Approves Funds To Undo Culver Bus/Bike Facility (CC Crossroads)
- Metro Debates Bringing Transit Police Force In-House (LB Post)
- Former City Councilmember Huizar Sentenced To 13 Years In Prison (LAist, LAT)
- 2023 Was the Year Of the Pothole (LAist)
- More On Santa Monica Big Blue Bus Private Security Approval (SMDP)
- Carnage: Video Of Driver Crashing Into Home In Hemet (KTLA)
- Police and Sheriff Departments Impound Cars Of Illegal Racers (KABC)
- Fontana Cracking Down On Street Vendors (LAT)
- LAist Checks Out the Art Along the Metro K Line
- Delays In Restoring Crenshaw Mural (LAist)
- San Clemente Rail Closed Indefinitely (LAT, KTLA)
- Hot Droughts Becoming More Common In the West (LAist)
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