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L.A. City Councilmember Nithya Raman opening the new Riverside Drive protected bike lanes in Los Feliz

  • Progressive Councilmember Nithya Raman Reelected Outright (LAist, LAT, Eastsider)
  • Ballot Counting Done, Other Than Votes Needing To Be Cured (LAist)
  • Pasadena Continues Traffic Circle Construction On Avenue 64 (Pasadena Now)
  • Santa Monica To Convert Parking Lots To Affordable Housing (Santa Monica Next)
  • E-Scooters Could Leave WeHo When Contract Ends March 31 (WeHoOnline)
  • Not Much Has Changed On PCH Responding To Traffic Deaths (Spectrum)
  • Carnage: Driver Killed Crashing Off PCH Above Malibu (KTLA)
    • Driver Who Killed Person Doing Stunts Gets Year In Jail (LB Post)
  • Robotaxis Are Among Us (LAT, Santa Monica Next, L.A. Taco)
  • L.A. City Belatedly Rejects Appeals, Supports Streamlined Affordable Housing (LAist)
  • County Approves $250M Old Road Bridge Widening In Stevenson Ranch (Hometown Station)
  • Nonprofit Distributes Unclaimed Bikes Left On Metro (Pasadena Now)

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