Thursday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:14 AM PDT on June 20, 2024
- Metro Bus Schedule Updates Take Effect This Sunday (LAist)
- Sales Tax For Curbing Homelessness Qualifies For November Ballot (KABC, LB Post)
- Disneyland Worker Punched On Metro Bus In Anaheim (KTLA)
- Environmental Advocates Sue To Block Caltrans Widening 80 Freeway (LAT)
- Palos Verdes Ban Bikes On Damaged Road (Biking in L.A., KTLA)
- LB Approves Pilot For E-Scooters On Beach Path (Watchdog)
- E-Scooter Citations Increasing In WeHo (Beverly Press)
- Metro Celebrates New Boyle Heights, DTLA Housing Developments (Urbanize, Whittier Daily News, KCBS)
- Pasadena Offers Grants for Businesses To Host Outdoor Dining (Pasadena Now)
- Pasadena Transit Route 20 Detoured For Construction (Pasadena Now)
- High Temperatures Hit So Cal (KTLA)
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