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Monday’s Headlines

Southeast Gateway Line (former West Santa Ana Branch) cleared another hurdle. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Feds Approve Metro Southeast Gateway Line Environmental Studies (Daily News, Downey Patriot)
  • Metro Ridership Keeps Gradually Increasing (LB Post)
  • In LAT Olympics Interview, Councilmember Traci Park Goes Anti-HLA and Anti-Union
  • Metro C Line Overhead Wire Rehab Project Continues Eastward (The Source)
  • Waymo Expanding L.A. Robotaxi Service (SMDP)
  • SaMo Adds New Stop Sign On Idaho, Add'l Safety Projects Coming (SM Next)
  • Carnage: Police Seek Deadly Gardena Hit-and-Run Driver (KTLA, Daily Breeze)
    • Two Motorcyclists Killed In 5 Freeway Crash In Irvine (KABC, NBC4)
    • Three People Hospitalized In Westside 405 Freeway Crash (KABC, NBC4)
    • Four-Car Northridge Crash Sends Three People To Hospital (NBC4)
    • Irvine Cyclist Dies From Injuries, Weeks After Car Crash (Biking in L.A.)
    • Remembering Slain Cyclist Raul Castañeda (ActiveSGV)
  • Whittier Narrows Dam Reconstruction Will Impacts Parks [and bikeways] (Public Press)

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