Thursday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:38 AM PDT on March 14, 2024
- Torrance Council Supports Metro C Line Extension In Rail Right-of-Way (Daily Breeze)
- Caltrans Starts Work On $130M Port Area Interchange Project (MyNewsLA, KNX)
- LAPD and Traffic Violence Responsible For High L.A. Lawsuit Payouts (LAist, Controller Mejia)
- L.A. Housing Department Head To Resign After Protests (Public Press)
- Some Info On L.A. County Reconnecting Communities Grants (@numble Twitter)
- Carnage: DUI Found In Deadly Speeding Crash In LB (LB Post)
- Injuries In Overturned Van Crash In Pasadena (Pasadena Now)
- Driver Grazes Dental Business Building In Canyon Country (SC Signal)
- A Look At Development Proposed Over DTLA Grand Station (Urbanize)
- Rally Urges Whittier To Save Trees (Whittier Daily News)
- Beverly Hills Updates ADU Regulations (Beverly Press)
- Santa Monica Found that Holiday Free Parking Didn’t Help Business (SM Next)
- Measure HLA Lead Grows, Passing By Nearly 2/3rds (Biking in L.A.)
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