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Metro bus on Florence Avenue. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Metro Needs To Surge Bus Investments (Torched)
  • Sheriff Department: Metro Violence Mostly By Non-Fare-Paying Riders (KABC)
  • Metro Installing All-Door Boarding TAP Validators (SBLA Twitter)
  • Beverly Hills Will Remove Protected Bike Lane Next to Roxbury Park (Urbanize)
  • Some in WeHo Angry Over Lost Car Parking (WeHo Online)
  • The Politics of Trees in Los Angeles (Daily News)
  • Planning to Drive This Weekend? It's Going to be Miserable and Expensive (LAT)
  • California Has a Climate Deficit (CalBike)
  • Friday a Big Deadline for Bills in CA Legislature (Capitol Weekly)
  • Climate Programs Would Lose Billions in Gov's Budget (CalMatters)

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