Tuesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:50 AM PDT on October 15, 2024
- Metro Weekday Daily Ridership Surpassed A Million In September (The Source, Eastsider)
- L.A. City On Track For Deadliest Traffic Year On Record (SAFE, Biking in L.A.)
- Metro Planning C and K Line Changes With LAX Station Opening Soon (The Source)
- L.A. Skips Mobility Plan, Measure HLA, Adds Car Lanes In San Pedro (Biking in L.A.)
- Hundreds Of Interested Buyers Flock To Caltrans 710 Freeway Homes (SGV Tribune)
- Metro & Caltrans Haven’t Set 14 Freeway Widening Project Meeting Dates (SC Signal)
- Metro Approves $50M Toward Bus Electrification (Pasadena Now)
- Bike Culver City Hosts Vigil At Deadly Intersection (Westside Today)
- Photos Of Culver City’s Recently Completed Farragut Walkway (SBLA Twitter)
- L.A. Can Open Schoolyards As Parks (Torched)
- Some Reasons People Think Some L.A. Bike Lanes Appear “Empty” (Michael Schneider)
- San Marino Planning Mission Blvd Walkability Upgrades (SM Tribune)
- Person Killed In 10 Freeway Crash In Pomona (NBC LA)
- Newsom Signs Bill That Might Help To Curb Gas Price Spikes (KTLA)
- Election Is Three Weeks Away – Vote! SBLA Not Endorsing, For Info See:
- Nick Andert’s Transit Voter Guide (YouTube)
- Streets for All Voter Guide
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