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Santa Monica’s 17th Street Curb-Protected bike lane. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Santa Monica 17th Street Bikeway Wins State Honors (SM Next)
  • Streets for All Alert: Support Mobility Plan Implementation
  • Planned N. Long Beach Greenbelt Gets Federal Funding (LB Post)
  • It's Transit Operators Appreciation Day (The Source)
  • Construction Means Traffic Nightmares At LAX (LAT, Daily Breeze)
  • Pasadena Creating Rain Garden Median On Sierra Madre Blvd (Pasadena Now)
  • One Dead In Motorcycle Crash With Metro G Line Bus (KABC)
  • Carnage: One Death, Multiple Injuries In 10 Freeway Rollover Crash Near USC (LAT, KTLA, ABC7)
    • Driver Flees After Crashing Into Canoga Park Pool Supply Store (KTLA)
  • CA Failing To Meet 2030 Greenhouse Gas Reductions (LAT)

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