Thursday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:22 AM PDT on April 18, 2024
- Two Grisly Stabbings On Metro Buses Recently (KTLA)
- Why the LAX PeopleMover Is Delayed (LAist)
- Divided Hearing On Caltrans Reopening Highway 39 Through SG Mountains (SGV Tribune)
- Pasadena Council Reviews New Citywide Parking Plan (Pasadena Now)
- Metro Approves Plans For Canceled 710 Freeway Widening Corridor Investments (Urbanize)
- includes widening 710 about 4 new lane-miles – much less than planned earlier
- Carnage: Northridge Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (Daily News)
- Boyle Heights Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (Eastsider)
- Parents of Slain Cyclist Channel Grief Into Urging Drivers Not Text (Daily Bulletin)
- More on State Legislation to Allow PCH Speed Cameras (SMDP)
- Daily Bruin Interviews Parking Guru Don Shoup
- Ten Months Of Broken Heat Records Is A Climate Emergency (LAT)
- Study: L.A. County To Face $12.5 Billion In Climate Costs Through 2040 (LAT)
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