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LAPD Chief, Glendale bike lanes, Torched talks Langer's, bus lanes, Long Beach potholes, 10 Freeway expansion, Valley Blvd and more

By Joe Linton

9:40 AM PDT on August 30, 2024

Map of SBCTA 10 Freeway expansion project phase 1. Media coverage has focused on added toll lanes. Mapped green "auxilliary lanes" are un-tolled freeway lane expansion

LAT Editorial: New LAPD Chief Needs To Turn Department Around
Glendale Council Approves La Crescenta Ave. Bike Lanes, Road Diet (Crescenta Valley Weekly, Walk Bike Glendale)
Torched Responds To Langer’s MacArthur Park Claims
Buses and Bikes Share Lanes (OC Register)
Long Beach Success In Streamlining Its Pothole Repair Programs (LAT)
- LAT story doesn’t mention recent $17M LB pothole lawsuit
San Bernardino Opens New 10 Freeway Toll Lanes (LAist)
- SBCTA $963M 10 Freeway expansion includes general purpose auxiliary lane widening
More On $36M For Valley Blvd Improvements (Urbanize)
Carnage: Severely Injured LB Hit-and-Run Victim Critical Of Police Response (LB Post)
Long Beach Program Gives ADU Loans For Low-Income Housing (Watchdog)

SBLA will publish lightly today, and will be off Monday for Labor Day

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