Friday’s Headlines
SBLA will be off next Monday for Presidents Day
By
Joe Linton
9:56 AM PST on February 16, 2024
- Alert: L.A. CAO Plans To Release More Misleading HLA Information (Streets for All)
- L.A. Public Press Explains Measure HLA – Healthy Streets L.A. Initiative
- Workers Say No To Metro Contracting Bike-Share To Lyft (Jacobin)
- Carnage: Belmont Shore Car-Bike Crash Critically Injures Cyclist (LB Post)
- Driver Charged In Deadly Canoga Park Hit-and-Run (KTLA)
- Allstate Jacks Car Insurance Price 30 Percent (LAT)
- CA High-Speed Rail Construction Continues To Progress In Central Valley (KTLA)
- Santa Clarita City Takes Over Vista Canyon Bridge Design (SC Signal)
- Five Recommended Street Food Vendors By Metro Stations (L.A. Taco)
- Ground Broken For 222-Unit TOD Inglewood Housing At K Line (Wave)
- Ground Broken For Little Tokyo Affordable Housing (Urbanize)
- SaMo Developments: More Units Without More Parking (SMDP)
SBLA will be off next Monday for Presidents Day
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