Thursday’s Headlines
Amid record-breaking heat: Move Culver City loses appeal, K Line extension, West Hollywood, Redondo Beach, carnage, and more
By
Joe Linton
8:31 AM PDT on September 5, 2024
- Judge Denies Advocates’ Appeal To Stop Culver City Dismantling Street Improvements
- Friedman Bill Could Help Finance K Line North Extension (Beverly Press)
- Mid-City Resident Express Concerns About Future Metro K Line Tunnel (KCBS)
- LAist Recommends West Hollywood Exploration Without A Car
- Redondo Beach Eases Ban On Parking During Street Cleaning (Daily Breeze)
- Long Beach Studying UP Train Quiet Zone (Watchdog)
- Carnage: 43 CA Traffic Violence Fatalities Over Labor Day Weekend (KTLA)
- Driver Killed Crashing Into Ladera Heights Fire Hydrant (2UrbanGirls)
- Three-Vehicle Crash Closes Highway 14 Truck Lanes (SC Signal)
- Driver Crashes Off Inglewood Blvd., Lands On Ballona Bike Path (Reddit)
- Pilot Videographer Documents CA High-Speed Rail Construction (SBCA)
- Climate Crisis: Western States Heatwave Breaking Records (USA Today, CBS)
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