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By Joe Linton

9:38 AM PDT on March 14, 2024

Metro slide showing South Bay C (former Green) Line extension alternatives

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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