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Downtown L.A.’s Second Street tunnel during 2017 Heart of L.A. CicLAvia. All photos: Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • The Militant Angeleno's Guide To This Sunday's CicLAvia
    • Central CicLAvia Anticipates Great Weather (KCAL)
  • Metro Is Doing Its Best To Keep Transit Safe (Downtown News)
  • Carnage: Driver Crashes Into Tarzana Strip Mall Injuring 8 People (NBC, KCAL)
    • Truck Driver Critically Injures Pasadena Cyclist (Pasadena Now)
    • Person Killed In 5 Freeway Crash In Gorman (SC Signal)
    • Three People Injured In T-Bone Crash On Fountain Ave (WeHo Times)
    • Hit-and-Run Victim's Family Calls For Playa Del Rey Safety Upgrades (NBC)
    • Sheriff Deputy Pleads No Contest In 2018 DUI Hit-and-Run (KNX, KABC)
    • Pedestrian Airlifted After Being Hit By Valencia Truck Driver (SC Signal, Hometown Station)
    • Police Seek Driver In Deadly July Pico-Union Hit-and-Run Crash (KTLA)
    • Driver Crashes Into Valencia Traffic Signal (SC Signal)
  • Claremont Needs To Do More To Combat Climate Change (Courier)
  • Anaheim Secures Federal Grant For Late Night Transit Service (KTLA)
  • CA Air Board Regs Would Clean Air, Improve Health, LAT Concerned About Gas Prices

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