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Tuesday’s Headlines
Hill to Sea bikeway/busway rendering via Streets for All
  • The High Human and Fiscal Costs Of L.A. City’s Deadly Streets (LAT)
  • Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose 18% In Long Beach, Because Driving (LB Post)
  • Streets for All Announces Hill to Sea BRT/Bikeway Campaign
  • Alert: Save South Pasadena’s Grand Avenue Bike Lane (So. Pas. Active Streets Instagram)
  • More On Hollywood Boulevard Bike/Walk Upgrades (Urbanize)
  • Caltrans Could Sell Sequoyah School 710 Freeway Site To School (Pasadena Now)
  • Make Claremont Safe For Walking (Claremont Courier)
  • Man Climbs On Top Of Foothill Transit Bus, Refuses To Come Down (KTLA)
  • Carnage: Weekend Crash That Hospitalized Driver Though To Be DUI (SMDP)
    • Injuries In Multi-Car Crash In East Long Beach (LB Post)
    • Driver Crashes Into Burbank Restaurant (KTLA)
    • Judge Denies Rebecca Grossman New Trial In Deadly Crash (LAT, Daily News)
  • Heatwave Baking Southwest (KTLA) Including North L.A. County (Hometown Station)
  • Oil Industry Wants Supreme Court to Block Climate Lawsuits (LAT)

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