Thursday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:17 AM PST on February 8, 2024
- First Positive LAT CA High-Speed Rail Story Ever!
- Long Beach Plans For 51st Street Greenbelt, Including Bike Paths (LongBeachIze)
- Storm Damage Closes Beach Bike Path At Entrada Dr. (LACDPW Twitter, KTLA)
- More on CA Intersection Daylighting Law (KTLA)
- Mayor Bass Names Dominic Choi Interim LAPD Chief (LAT, LAist)
- L.A. County Legal Costs Rise, Due To Lawsuits Against Sheriffs Dept (LAT)
- 110 Freeway Onramp Merges Are Stressful (LAist)
- Housing Advocates File Second Lawsuit Against L.A. City For Reseda Affordable (LAist)
- Carnage: Rebecca Grossman Struck Two Boys At “Freeway Speeds” (LAT)
- Runyon Canyon Neighbors Get Permit Parking (LAist)
- Expert Critiques Some So Cal Parking Lots (LAT)
- Caltrans Looks To Change Rules For Leasing Property Under Freeways (KABC)
- Jonathan Mizrahi (YouTube) Finds L.A.’s Plastic Bollards Inadequate
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