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  • Foothill A (Gold) Line Extension To Pomona Is 85 Percent Complete (Urbanize)
  • More On Metro Expediting Bus Driver Safety Barriers (Pasadena Now)
  • Santa Monica Launches E-Bike Voucher Program (SM Next)
  • Councilmember De León Delaying Metro-Funded Eagle Rock Blvd Project (L.A. Progressive)
  • Culver City Bus Adding Service (Culver City Crossroads)
  • Culver City Launching App To Pay Parking Meters (Culver City Crossroads)
  • Carnage: Hollywood Multi-Car Crash Kills Pedestrian, Injures Others (KTLA)
    • Driver Kills Pedestrian In Burbank (Burbank Leader)
    • Drunk Driver Flips, Totals Car In Upland (KTLA)
    • OC DUI Driver Convicted Of Second Degree Murder (KTLA)
  • First CicloIrvine Open Streets Is This Saturday (Daily Pilot)

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