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Scorching climate-catastrophe-driven heat continues, plus broken sidewalks, 710 Freeway homes, 14 Freeway expansion, carnage, a Santa Monica woonerf, and more

Metro riders wait at new bus shelter on Roscoe Boulevard. Photo by Joe Linton

  • 10-Year Backlog On Making L.A. Sidewalks Accessible (Investing in Place)
  • Torched Asks What the Olympics Would Do During This L.A. Heat Wave
  • Some 710 Freeway Home Renters Buying Their Caltrans Homes (LAT)
  • Supervisor Barger Upset Metro/Caltrans Canceled Highway 14 Scoping Meetings (SC Signal)
  • Carnage: Six Killed In Moreno Valley Area Crash (KTLA, Daily News)
  • Rest In Peace Richard Alatorre, First Metro Board Chair (The Source)
  • @lej_explains Explores Santa Monica's Woonerf
  • Bikas Shares Ideas For How L.A. Could Follow HLA On Vermont
  • Excessive Heat Warning Extended For Parts Of L.A. County (KTLA)
    • Wildfires Rage Across Southern California (Daily News)
    • Unhealthy Air Quality Across Southern California (LAT, Daily News)

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