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Metro and Caltrans construction site widening the 405 Freeway at Van Ness Avenue in the city of Torrance. 2022 photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • LAT Editorial: City HLA Fear-Mongering Misses What's Really Scary: Unsafe Streets
  • Mainstream Media Reporting On Climate Harms Of Freeway Expansion (NRDC)
  • Carnage: Lake Balboa Driver Kills Person, Injures Another (Daily News)
    • Long Beach Driver Kills Person, Injures Another (LB Post)
    • Rebecca Grossman Will Not Take Stand In Her Crash Trial (LAT, Daily News)
  • Sinkhole Closes Lanes Of 210 Freeway In Pasadena (KTLA)
    • Rain Damage Brings "Widespread Mayhem" To Malibu Streets (KTLA)
  • CA Police Got More Money, Solved Fewer Crimes (Witness L.A.)

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