Friday’s Headlines
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
- 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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