Friday’s Headlines
Streetsblog L.A. will be off Monday for César Chávez Day, returning Tuesday
By
Joe Linton
8:46 AM PDT on March 29, 2024
- LAX People Mover Opening Delayed Until Late 2025 (LAT)
- Transit Riders Rally For Ambassadors, Against Transit Police (Daily News)
- Metro Fires Policing Chief Gina Osborn (LAT)
- Torrance Metro 405 Freeway Widening Temporarily Closes Crenshaw Ramp (Daily Breeze)
- CicLAvia Announces Maps For 4/21 Venice Blvd and 5/19 Wilmington (Biking in L.A.)
- $2M Freeway Fencing/Beautification Project Underway in North Hollywood (ABC)
- Metro Micro Now Costs $2.50 Per Ride (LAist)
- Carnage: Red Light Running Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Two People In South L.A. (ABC)
- L.A. County Finalizing Election Results Today (LAist)
- Strong Rain Forecasted Tonight Through Sunday (LAT, Pasadena Now, ABC)
Streetsblog L.A. will be off Monday for César Chávez Day, returning Tuesday
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