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Inglewood people-mover. Rendering via Envision Inglewood

  • Feds Propose $200M For Inglewood People Mover (Urbanize)
  • Pasadena Hires Joaquin Siques As DOT Head (Pasadena Now, SGV Tribune)
  • Burbank Transpo Commissioner Supports BRT (Burbank Leader)
  • Santa Monica Big Blue Bus Adds Security Officers (SM Next)
  • L.A. Secures $93M From Feds For Affordable and Supportive Housing (Urbanize)
  • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Scooter Rider In Harbor City (Daily News)
    • Vigil Held For Teens Killed In Rancho Cucamonga Crash (KTLA)
    • South L.A. Driver Crashes, Sending Multiple People To Hospital (LAT)
    • Newhall Driver Sends Pedestrian To Hospital (SC Signal)
    • High School Community Mourns Football Player Killed In Crash (SGV Tribune)
    • Police Arrest Brother Who Helped Hit-and-Run Driver Flee (SGV Tribune)
  • Today's County Parking Requirements Vote Postponed (Streets for All)

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