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By Joe Linton

9:34 AM PDT on May 7, 2024

Rendering of under-construction 57/60 Freeways confluence at Grand Avenue. Image via SGVCOG

Half-Cent Sales Tax To Reduce Homelessness Could Be On November Ballot (LAist)
Revitalize North Lake Street By Repurposing Space Away From Driving (Pasadena Now)
LAT Editorial: Metro Is Doomed If It Can’t Keep Riders Safe
- Transit Riders Fear Safety After Prominent Attacks (KTLA)
Lots Of Backpedaling In L.A. City (Including Metro) Climate Agenda (LAT)
West L.A. Civic Center Redevelopment Faces Funding Gap (Urbanize)
More On $200M LAX PeopleMover Overrun (LAist)
Diamond Bar Golf Course Cut 5% For 57/60 Freeway Expansion Re-Opens (SGVCOG Facebook)
Oil Industry Fighting Well Clean-Up Legislation (Public Press)
Carnage: Driver Crashes Off 71 Freeway, Kills Two Clean-Up Workers (LAT, KTLA, KABC)
Listen to Vox Right of Way Podcast On L.A. “Jaywalking,” Crosswalks and More
Listen to NextCity Podcast On L.A.’s Universal Basic Mobility Pilot
Watch Transit Expert Jarrett Walker’s Recent UCLA Talk (ITS YouTube)
Exxon CEO Is Wrong About Climate (LAT)
Where Do You Park In Koreatown? (Reddit)

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