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By Joe Linton

10:11 AM PDT on June 12, 2024

Glendale's North Brand Boulevard complete street project. Photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

SAFE Praises Glendale’s Brand Boulevard Complete Streets Project
San Dimas Looks To Increase Housing Near Future Metro Station (Urbanize)
LB Considers Affordable Housing Incentives, Varying For Different Parts Of City (Watchdog)
Caltrans Says Viral Video 105 Freeway Ramp Expansion Joint Working As Intended (ABC7)
Carnage: Castaic Injury Crash Caused By Hit-and-Run DUI Driver (SC Signal)
- San Bernardino Community Mourns Person Killed BY DUI Driver (ABC7)
- Stolen Car Driver Causes Injury Crash Near Gorman (SC Signal)
- Driver Crashes Into Calabasas Dental Offices (Acorn)
Irwindale Councilmember Arrested For Suspected DUI (SGV Tribune)
Santa Clarita Begins Road Capacity Project, With Ped Feature (Hometown Station)
Remembering the Malibu-Whitnall Freeway That Was Never Built (Acorn)
Capital & Main Cuts Through Hydrogen Hype
LAT Looks At the Future Of Electric Cars

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