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Wednesday’s Headlines

Yes on Measure HLA billboard – photo via Streets Are For Everyone

  • Supervisor Janice Hahn: Metro Should Commit To No Residential Demolitions For Lower 710
  • Battle Lines Drawn For and Against Measure HLA (LAT)
  • Foothill A Line Construction On Schedule For January Completion (Claremont Courier)
  • CicLAvia Announces Upcoming Routes In Wilmington, on Venice Blvd
  • Alhambra City Council Questions Staff Opposition To BRT Plan (@numble)
  • Letter Writer (Burbank Leader) and Protestors (Reddit) Oppose Burbank BRT
  • OC Streetcar Construction Progress, Opening Next Year (Urbanize)
  • 195-Apartment Development Opening Near Leimert Park Station (Urbanize)
  • Climate Change Is All Over the 2024 Ballot (Captial & Main)
  • Apple Pulls Plug On Robo-Car Business (KABC)

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