Thursday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
10:02 AM PDT on March 21, 2024
- Metro Won’t Complete River Bike Path By 2028 (Biking in L.A.)
- River Bike Path Rehab Completed By Griffith Park (SAFE)
- Soto-Martinez Announces Hollywood Blvd Bus/Bike/Walk Upgrades (LAT, SBLA Twitter)
- Metro Gets Around To Charging Approved Rate For Metro Micro (The Source)
- Unsustainable low ridership high cost Metro Micro pilot is a waste of operations money
- LADOT Transit Workers Vote To Strike (CBS)
- West Hollywood Approves Willoughby Avenue Upgrades, Including Bike Lanes (Beverly Press)
- Mayor Joins Multi-Group South Pasadena Bike Ride (Colorado Blvd)
- Motorcyclist Killed In Crash With Metro Train In LB (LB Post, ABC7, KTLA)
- Hijacker Crashes Metro Bus In Downtown L.A. (LAT, KTLA, ABC7)
- County Supes Approve $53.7M For Affordable Housing Projects (Urbanize)
- Metro To Close E Line Track In Culver City For Drill (KTLA)
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