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By Joe Linton

9:13 AM PDT on April 26, 2024

Active Streets Mission-to-Mission this Sunday

Metro Ponders Various Safety Measures After Deadly Stabbing (LAT)
- Supervisor Barger Says She Won’t Ride Metro Alone (KTLA)
- Man Shouts At Fox11 News Crew Covering Metro
Metro Board Pushes Back On Electric Bus Delays (Daily News)
Metro Adopts EIR For Southeast Gateway Line (Urbanize)
Active Streets Mission to Mission Rolls This Sunday (Colorado Boulevard)
CA’s Two High-Speed Rail Mega-Projects (KTLA)
More on Metro On-Bus Automated Camera Enforcement (LAist)
Culver City To Host Workshop For Overland/Fox Hills Improvements (CC Crossroads)
Caltrans Hearing Today For 710 Freeway Home Sales (LAist)
Santa Monica Begins Installing Digital Wayfinding Signs (SMDP)
County Health Data Shows Disparities For Boyle Heights (BH Beat)
Driver Charged For Using Dummy To Fool Carpool Enforcement (KTLA)

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