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By Joe Linton

9:30 AM PDT on May 21, 2024

CA High-Speed Rail Authority map of future L.A. to Anaheim section

Metro To Require Riders To TAP To Exit Subway At North Hollywood Station (The Source)
LAT Profiles Gomez Ramirez, Fatally Shot On Metro Bus In Commerce Last Week
- KTLA Interviews Victim’s Widow
Streets for All Alert Urges Support For West Hollywood Safety Improvements
Conflict Over Bellflower Site Metro Plans For Southeast Gateway Line Yard (Urbanize)
18-Unit, 0-Parking Affordable Housing Breaks Ground In Historic Filipinotown (Urbanize)
Carnage: Willowbrook Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (KTLA)
- Gardena Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (KABC)
- LAPD Seeks NoHo Hit-and-Run Driver Who Injured Pedestrian (KTLA)
- Valencia Driver Arrested Twice For DUI In 2 Weeks (Hometown Station)
- Suspected DUI Driver Crashes Into Ventura Home (KTLA)
Culver City Starts Process For Raising Parking Meter Rates (CC Crossroads)
Pasadena Starts Process For Expanding Parking Meter District (Pasadena Now)
CA High-Speed Rail Plans L.A. To Anaheim Section (Urbanize)
California Can Make Polluters Pay For Climate Harm (LAT)

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