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Metro LAX Station construction in August. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Rail Connection Coming to LAX (LAT)
  • Streets for All Alert: Re-Open Westwood Cemetery To Walk and Bike
  • More On State Transit Grants, With $231M To SE Gateway Line (Urbanize, Los Cerritos News)
  • More On Union Station Weapon Detection System Demonstration (LAT, KNBC, KCAL, Daily News)
  • 7-Story 79-Unit Affordable Housing Planned In Westlake (Urbanize)
  • Santa Clarita Mixed-Use Survives Appeal Claiming Insufficient Parking (Hometown Station)
  • L.A. Council Eases Bollard Application Process (Biking in L.A.)
  • Carnage: Inglewood Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (2UrbanGirls)
    • Riverside Driver Kills Pedestrian (KTLA)
    • Person Injured In Altadena Freeway Ramp Car Fire (Pasadena Now)
    • Driver, Trying to Park, Crashes Into West Covina Barbershop (KTLA)
  • Historic Santa Clarita Pioneer Oil Refinery Site To Become Park (SCV News)
  • Real Estate Money Trying To Influence Burbank Council Election (Outlook)

Calendar extra: This weekend is the soft opening of the new Broxton Avenue Pedestrian Plaza in Westwood. Enjoy plaza programming - music, films, games, Pilates, raffle, etc. - from Friday 10/25 through Sunday 10/27. Details/schedule at Westwood Village Improvement Association plaza page.

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