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Tuesday’s Headlines

Metro LAX Connector under construction in January 2024. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Metro Responds To Sherman Oaks Subway Concerns (Daily News)
  • Don't Trust Big Oil's Attempt To Shift Blame For Gas Prices (LAT)
  • Progress On Metro LAX Connector (Urbanize)
  • SGV Open Streets - Renamed "Active Streets" - Returns Next Month (Colorado Blvd)
  • LB Hamilton Greenbelt Walk/Bike/+ Project Received Federal RCN Grant (LB Post)
  • 6-Story 100-Unit Housing Development Proposed Near NoHo Station (Urbanize)
  • Carnage: Red-Light Running Driver Causes Deadly Multi-Car Crash In Lancaster (CBS)
    • Police Seek Koreatown Hit-and-Run Driver (CBS)
    • Driver Crashes Into Pomona Medical Building, Two Injured (KTLA, KABC)
    • Driver Crashes Into Long Beach Yard, Killing Dog (LB Post)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Grossman Accused Of Jury Tampering (Biking in L.A., KTLA, Daily News)
  • Trucking Industry Studies Costs Of Electrification (LAT)
  • Progressive Candidates Did Well In March, How About November? (LAist)
  • How To File A CA Public Records Act Request (L.A. Public Press)

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