Monday’s Headlines
Aviation/Century Station open, L.A. City Liability, Big Blue Bus, Malibu, DASH, carnage, and more
By
Joe Linton
9:24 AM PST on November 4, 2024
- Metro C/K Line Aviation/Century Station Is Open (NBC4, Westside Today, Eastsider)
- Metro Bus Lane Camera Enforcement Is Underway (@metrolosangeles Twitter)
- L.A. City Looks To Borrow For Liability Payouts, Including From PD and Crashes (LAT)
- Big Blue Bus Expanding Electric Fleet and Opening Dog Park (SMDP)
- Caltrans Malibu PCH Shows Support For Median (Malibu Times) or Protected Bike Lanes (Biking in L.A.)
- Long Beach Hosting Meetings On Orange Ave. Bike Backbone (LB Post)
- DASH Buses To Resume Fare Collection January 11, 2025 (Eastsider)
- Fears Of Year+ “Traffic Nightmare” For Vincent Thomas Bridge Closure (LAT)
- Federal Earmark Funds Faulty Center-Running Chandler Bikeway (Burbank Leader)
- Public EV Chargers Are Good For Business (LAist)
- Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Long Beach Pedestrian (Watchdog)
- Driver Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash On 110 Near 105 (LAist)
- Driver Killed In Gardena Crash (2UrbanGirls)
- Anaheim Street Racer Drives Into Crowd, Hospitalizes Two People (LAT, Daily News, KABC)
- Minimal Injuries As Driver Crashes Into Overturned Big Rig On 10 Freeway (KTLA, KCAL, KABC)
- LAist Tours the Metro Art Bus
- Metro Offers Free Rides On Election Day (KCAL)
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