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By Joe Linton

9:46 AM PDT on July 12, 2024

Metro C Line platform. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

C Line Overhead Wire Rehab Project Means Rider Delays (The Source)
Metro Seeks Mobility Wallet Program Participants (Pasadena Now)
Foothill Construction Authority Selects Contractor For Montclair Extension (SGV Tribune)
Long Beach Could Save Lives With Speed Camera Pilot (California City)
Advocates Sue L.A. Over Stalled Venice Supportive Housing (LAT, LAist)
Pasadena Installing Bus Arrival Time Displays (Pasadena Now)
Long Beach Seeks To Reduce UP Train Noise (LB Post)
Carnage: Ontario Councilmember Jim Bowman Arrested For Alleged DUI Hit-and-Run (LAT, KTLA)
- Driver Critically Injures Pedestrian In Pasadena (Pasadena Now)
- Fleeing DUI Suspect Injures Two PD Officers (KTLA)
- Santa Clarita Driver Held Without Bail For Three Fatality Crash (SC Signal)
This Year, CA Wildfires Have Burned 20 Times More Than Last Year (LAT)
Heat Impacting Unhoused Folks In So Cal (LAist)
Greenhouse Gases Plus Heat Dome Driving Recurring Record Heat (LAT)

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