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Metro will change C and K Line operations on November 3 – in preparation for opening of new LAX stations

  • Dueling Protests and Petitions Regarding West Hollywood Street Safety
    • Support Fountain Avenue Bike Lanes Online Petition (Change.org)
    • Oppose Fountain Avenue Bike Lanes Online Petition (WeHo Times)
    • Anti-Bike Lane Rally This Friday, To Include Counter-Protest (WeHo Times)
  • Foothill Extension Means Weekend Closures of 4 A Line Stations, Bus Shuttles (The Source)
  • Metro C and K Line Changes Coming November 3 (The Source)
  • Critics Criticize County's West San Gabriel Valley Plan (Pasadena Now)
  • Brotherhood Crusade Gives Out Bicycles To Youth (Sentinel)
  • Carnage: Driver Killed In Rollover Crash In Torrance (NBC4)
    • Three Car Crash On Fountain In West Hollywood (WeHo Times)
    • Passenger Killed In WeHo Fountain Avenue Crash (Beverly Press, WeHoOnline)
    • Driver Crashes Into 6 Cars In La Cañada Parking Lot (CV Weekly)
    • Tomorrow: Candlelight Vigil For 4 Students Killed By Speeding Driver (SM Mirror)

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