Friday’s Headlines
By
Joe Linton
9:14 AM PDT on August 23, 2024
- Sexual Assault Suspect Arrested On E Line Near Culver City (KABC, NBC4, MynewsLA)
- Rider Attacks, Injures Metro Bus Driver In San Pedro (KCBS)
- How L.A. Can Host Its Car-Free 2028 Olympics (LAT)
- How Santa Monica Can Host Its Car-Free 2028 Olympics (SM Next)
- Hahn Seeks Accounting Of Metro Policing After Pasadena Attack (SGV Tribune)
- Metro Bus Driver Crashes Into Pole, Injures 7 People, Near Universal (LAT, KTLA)
- Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Leaves Canoga Park Victim Critically Injured (KTLA)
- DUI Crash Injures In 4-Car Crash In Saugus (Hometown Station)
- Soto-Martinez Opens 52-Unit Interim Housing In East Hollywood (Daily News)
- Metro Subway Construction To Close Wilshire/S. Cañon Bev. Hills Intersection (Beverly Press)
- CA Initiative To Build Wildlife Crossings (LAT)
- What Global Climate Catastrophe Looks Like (L.A. Progressive)
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