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By Joe Linton

9:17 AM PDT on April 10, 2024

Overnight closures of the 101 Freway will start April 15 - for wildlife bridge construction

Metro Releases Draft EIR For Southeast Gateway Line (The Source)
L.A. City To Pay $9.5M To Settle Dangerous Intersection Lawsuit (LAT)
Pasadena Mayor Forms 710 Freeway Committee (Pasadena Now)
Carnage: Deadly Crash In Bell Could Be Homicide (KTLA)
Agoura Wildlife Bridge 101 Freeway Overnight Closures Start Next Week (VC Star, Daily News, Agoura Hills)
Little Information On Antelope Valley E-Bus Service Cancellation (KTLA)
Montebello Approves Scramble Crossing At Whittier and 6th (Whittier Daily News)
Some L.A. City Streetlight History (LAist)
Global Heat Record Broken 10 Months In A Row (LAT)
Gas Prices Up 10 Cents In A Week (SMDP, LAT)
Portland OR Reconnecting Communities Grant Supports Freeway Widening (SBUSA)
L.A. Has Lots Of Potholes, Not Enough Staff To Fix (LAT)

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