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By Joe Linton

9:35 AM PDT on October 25, 2024

Farragut Connector in Culver City. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

L.A. City On Pace To Again Exceed 300 Traffic Fatalities In 2024 (Xtown)
South Bay COG Rejects Funding Inglewood PeopleMover (LAT, @numble, @nickandert Twitter, 2UrbanGirls)
Beverly Press On West Hollywood Anti-Bike-Lanes Rally
Metro Asks Culver City To Return Move Culver City Bike Money (CC Crossroads) [postponed]
County Homeless Measure About Seeing Black People (Capital & Main)
Cellphone Reception Coming To New K and Regional Connector Stations (SBLA Twitter)
Culver City Completed Farragut Walkway (CC Crossroads, SBLA Twitter)
Planning Commission Supports 139-Unit Mixed-Use Near Sunset Station (Urbanize)
South L.A. Celebrates Electric Vehicle Charging Station (Sentinel)
More On Southeast Gateway Line State Funding (Downey Patriot)
Caltrans Will Smooth Valley Freeway Grooves (KTLA)
CA Republicans Push For Delaying Clean Air Rule That Could Raise Gas Price (LAT)
Mayor Bass Announces Measures For Busy Friday, Including Added Metro Service (KTLA)
- The Source Tips For Taking Metro To This Weekend’s Events

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