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Metro security, Move Culver City, 2028 Olympics transportation, Pasadena, Metrolink, 710 Freeway, and getting to Dodgers games without driving.

By Joe Linton

9:35 AM PDT on October 23, 2024

Former Culver City protected bike lanes, with just a bit of green pavement still showing. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Metro Rail Rider Injured In Stabbing On Station Platform In DTLA (My News LA, Fox11)
In Encino, Man Arrested For Threatening To Kill Metro Bus Operator (2UrbanGirls)
Metro To Pilot Weapon Detection System At Union Station (Pasadena Now, KTLA)
LAT Skeptical L.A. and Metro Can Pull Off A Car-Free Olympics
Torched Asks If Dodgers Stadium Could Be More Like the Hollywood Bowl?
For Removing Bike Lanes, Culver City Loses $435K In Metro Grant Funding (SBLA Twitter)
Metro Offers Free Rides On Election Day (Pasadena Now)
Slate Sees L.A.’s Future At CicLAvia
Pasadena Transit Hub Design Sparks Debate (Pasadena Now)
Metrolink New Schedule Changes Mostly Positive (SGV Tribune)
Port Rail Construction Will Close Lane Of 710 Freeway For 2 Years (LB Post)
Carnage: Two People Dead In Lancaster Car Crash (KABC)
- Santa Monica Beach Crash Death Part of Larger Trend (SMDP)
How Much Do Metro Bus Operators Make? (Bandana)
“Traffic Nightmare” Expected Friday With World Series, Other Events (KABC)
- How To Get To Dodgers Stadium Without Driving (LAT)

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