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Metro and Caltrans are widening the 71 Freeway from four lanes to eight. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Metro E Line Car Crash Derails Train In East L.A. (Daily News, Boyle Hts Beat, KCAL )
  • L.A. Sheriff Department Bans Deputy Gangs (LAT, KABC, KTLA, KCAL)
  • First Phase Of Metro 71 Freeway Widening In Pomona To Complete Next Fall (SGV Tribune)
  • L.A. Council Committee Approves Bus Lane Camera Enforcement (SBLA Twitter)
  • WeHoOnline Unhappy About West Hollywood Speed Limit Reductions Hampering Commutes
  • More On West Hollywood Accepting Fountain Bikeway Grant (Beverly Press)
  • More On Southeast Cities Leaders Push For SE Gateway Line (Los Cerritos News)
  • More On Long Beach Affordable ADU Incentives (LAT)
  • New E-Bike Incentives In the San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV)
  • E-Bike Safety Campaign Starting In Crescenta Valley (SGV Tribune)
  • Residents Push L.A. City To Maintain South L.A. Wetlands Park (Public Press)
  • Push For More Public Space, More Parking In San Fernando Downtown Plan (SF Sun)
  • Carnage: Driver Killed Crashing Into Rio Hondo In El Monte (KTLA, NBC4)
    • Sherman Oaks Hit-and-Run Driver Severely Injures Person (KCAL)
  • Fossil Fuel Ads Rampant In Pro Sports (LAT)
  • Historic Steam Train At Union Station For 2-Day Safety Event (KTLA)

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