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By Joe Linton

9:40 AM PDT on April 11, 2024

Long ago? Not so very long ago. (Photo by Karim Saafir IG @karims123 - via Streets Are For Everyone)

Santa Monica Council Approves 26th Street Station First-Last Mile Improvements (SM Next)
Measure HLA – Healthy Streets L.A. – Is Now Law In L.A. (Biking in L.A.)
Metrolink Secures $1.3M Federal Grant To Prevent Track Intrusions (KTLA)
Malibu Backs State Legislation To Make PCH Safer (KTLA, Daily News)
- Early Look At Bike And Road Safety Bills (SBCA)
Foothill Transit Updating Schedules On April 21
Metro Budget Theater Scheduled For April 16 (Pasadena Now)
L.A.’s Black Immigrants Reframe Cultural Narratives (Afro L.A.)
First Phase Of Pershing Square Re-Do Underway (LAT)
Carnage: Injured Motorcyclist Transported To Hospital From Saugus Crash (SC Signal)
Waymo Launches L.A. Robo-Taxi Service (KNBC)
Long Beach Studying Allowing E-Scooters On Beach Bike Path (LB Post)
Dreamstar Plans Overnight Train Service Between L.A. and S.F. (KTLA)

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