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By Joe Linton

9:38 AM PDT on June 10, 2024

LADOT rendering of Hollywood Boulevard parking-protected bike lanes coming this summer

More On Hollywood Boulevard Bike/Walk Improvements (Beverly Press)
Under Legal and Federal Pressure, AQMD To Collect Fees From Polluters (KTLA)
West Pasadena Residents Envision Transforming 710 Stub Area (Pasadena Now)
Amtrak Surfliner Train Kills Two Pedestrians In Van Nuys (KTLA, Daily News)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills LB Pedestrian (Watchdog, LAT)
- Sentencing Set For Rebecca Grossman Car-Murder Case (KABC)
- DUI Driver Pleads Guilty In Fatal Tustin Crash (Pasadena Now)
- Driver Strikes Valencia Skateboarder, Sent To Hospital (SC Signal)
- Lake Forest Driver Shears Fire Hydrant (KTLA)
OC approves New E-Bike Regulations (Biking in L.A., LAist)
Santa Monica Police Ticket Drivers Running Stop Sign (SMDP)

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