Thursday’s Headlines
By
Joe Linton
9:45 AM PDT on April 25, 2024
- Metro Rider Stabbing: Suspect Charged With Murder (LAT, KTLA)
- Suspect Had History Of Violence On Metro (LAT)
- Metro Urgently Installing Bus Operator Safety Barriers (LAT)
- Redditor Found Metro Undercounted Light Rail Boardings (@numble)
- Caltrans Hosting 710 Homes Meeting Tomorrow In So. Pas. (South Pasadenan)
- Carnage: South L.A. Cyclist Killed By Police Chase Suspect (Biking in L.A., KTLA)
- Street Trees Declining In San Fernando (SFV Sun)
- Culver City Temporarily Closing Farragut Walk Path, For Re-do (Crossroads)
- SBLA Photos Of Recently Completed L.A. River Path Asphalt Repair
- Santa Clarita Approves Modest Speed-Hump Program Changes (SC Signal)
- Traffic Violations Around Schools Is Still An Issue (Crescenta Valley Weekly)
- More On Metro/LADOT On-Bus Camera Enforcement Of Bus Lanes (KABC)
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