Wednesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:32 AM PDT on April 3, 2024
- Metro Westside D Line Subway Extensions Tunnelling Is Complete (LAT, Daily News, Urbanize, KTLA)
- Metro Scaling Back 2028 Olympic Transportation Plans (LAT)
- Caltrans Trying to Prevent 105 Freeway Drivers From Crashing Into Norwalk Building (LAist, Whittier Daily News, Supervisor Janice Hahn)
- Burbank Scaling Back BRT Bus Lanes, But Leaving Negotiation Open (Burbank Leader)
- Some Bel-Air Folks Against Metro Subway (Public Press)
- West Hollywood Expanding Permit Parking (WeHo Online)
- Person Dies After Being Hit By Metrolink Train Near Covina (SGV Tribune)
- Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Echo Park Pedestrian (KTLA)
- Driver Crashes Into Newhall Apartment Building Gas Meter (SC Signal)
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