Wednesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:32 AM PDT on March 20, 2024
- How L.A. Should Strategically Implement Measure HLA (Investing in Place)
- HLA Is A Referendum On Safe, Complete Streets (Citylab)
- Metro Weighs Options For Housing Developments At Former Yard In Venice (Urbanize)
- Caltrans Seeks Public Input On Rules For 710 Home Sales (Pasadena Now)
- 292-Home Development Under Construction Next To Duarte Station (Urbanize)
- Safe Parking Facility Approved For Unhoused Pasadenans (Pasadena Now)
- South Gate Orchard Park Struggles To Open (L.A. Public Press)
- LB Opens Free E-Bike Lending Service (LB Post)
- Santa Monica Installs Two Upgraded Signalized Crosswalks (Santa Monica Next)
- San Clemente Amtrak Service Partially Resumes (KTLA)
- Biden Touts Las Vegas High-Speed Rail (LAT)
- CA High-Speed Rail Created 13,000 Jobs (KTLA)
- L.A. City Speedbump Requests Open Tomorrow (Eastsider)
- It’s Hard To Get Speedbumps In L.A. (LAT)
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