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

  • Construction Starts Today On Hollywood Blvd Improvements (LAist)
  • Construction Also Stating On Metro NSFV Project, Including Roscoe Bus Lanes (SBLA Twitter)
  • Pedestrians Pepper-Spray Metro Bus Driver In DTLA (CBS)
  • DASH Bus Drivers Urge Stepped Up Security (LAT)
  • Artist Ben Caldwell Talks Race and Place (Afro L.A.)
  • Confusion Over Caltrans 710 Freeway Homes Sales (South Pasadenan)
  • Carnage: Driver Kills Long Beach Pedestrian ( Watchdog, LB Post)
    • One Dead and Four Injured In Crash On Highway 14 In Newhall (SC Signal, Hometown Station)
    • Mountain Lion Killed On 101 Freeway, Near Under Construction Crossing (LAT, LAist)
  • LB Looks To Require More Affordable Housing In Well-Off Areas (LB Post)
  • Push To Expand Convention Center Before 28 Olympics (Urbanize)
  • Many CA Cities Have Worse Car Traffic Than Pre-COVID (KTLA)
  • Why Are the Dodgers Shilling for Big Oil? (Legal Planet)
  • Wildifires Spread Across California (LAT)
    • Massive Gorman Area Fire (KABC, SC Signal) Impacting L.A. Air Quality (KTLA)
    • Fast-Moving Hesperia Fire Causes Evacuations (KTLA)
    • 500-Acre Lancaster Fire Burns Threatens Homes (KABC)
    • So Cal Firefighters Gear Up For Severe Fire "Season" (LAist)

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