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By Joe Linton

9:22 AM PDT on September 20, 2024

2019 Metro conceptual rendering of G Line busway crossing gates

Metro G (Orange) Line Upgrades Construction To Start Next Month (Urbanize)
NBC4 Visits the Bicycle Kitchen
Councilmember Harris-Dawson Becomes L.A. City Council President (Wave)
Pasadena Will Vote On Buying 17 Electric Buses (Pasadena Now)
Pasadena 710 Advisory Group Seeks To Model Plans (Pasadena Now)
Celebrate World Car-Free Day On Sunday September 22 (SAFE)
- Park(ing) Day Also Celebrated Today Through Sunday (SB Cal)
Take Santa Monica Survey Gathering Input On Airport-to-Park (SM Next)
Larchmont Has New Parking Meters (Larchmont Buzz)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Northridge Cyclist (KTLA)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian In Sherman Oaks Area (Daily News)
- Driver Killed In El Monte Solo Rollover Crash (SGV Tribune)
- Pedestrian Killed On 60 Freeway In Montebello (2UrbanGirls)
Equestrians Parade For Safer Agoura Hills Streets (Acorn)
In 2022 CA Emissions Dropped 2.4%, Due To Fuels And Electrification (LAT)
EPA Fines Company Making Aftermarket Car Exhaust Cheat Devices (LAT)
2024 Appears To Be Hottest Summer On Record (LAist)

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