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By Joe Linton

10:09 AM PDT on June 18, 2024

Metro's new Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill Station - photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Metro Regional Connector Subway Turns One (The Source)
- Riders on foot and on bike still waiting as “Metro will continue to work with the LADOT and other City departments to identify opportunities for further FLM [first/last mile] and mobility enhancements in the station areas”
Metro Announces July Meetings For 605/5/10/60/105 Freeway Widening (SBLA Twitter)
Bystander Wounded By Gunshot In Fight Onboard Foothill Transit Bus (KTLA)
Can A New Skid Row Plan Center Residents? (Public Press)
TikTok Celebrity: You Don’t Need A Car In L.A. (Newsweek)
21 Miles In Malibu PCH Danger Documentary Wins Award (Malibu Times)
Carnage: Motorcyclist Killed In Thousand Oaks Crash (KTLA)
- Driver Crashes Into, Kills Horse In Santa Clarita (KTLA)
Manhattan Beach Electric Car Maker Fisker Files For Bankruptcy (LAT)
Large Wildfire Continues To Burn Near Gorman (KCBS)

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