Tuesday’s Headlines
L.A. City sidewalk infrastructure, sanctuary city ordinance, Metro 14 Freeway widening, UCLA, Los Lirios, Sun Valley, L.A. River, car-nage, and more
By
Joe Linton
10:17 AM PST on November 19, 2024
- LAT Editorial Critical Of City Spending On Liability, Not Fixing Underlying Infrastructure
- Today Council To Vote On Sanctuary City Ordinance (KTLA, KABC, KCAL)
- Metro Taking Input on 14 Freeway Expansion (SC Signal)
- More on UCLA $10M Grant For Electric Buses
- Ex-Boyfriend – Who Shot Metro Driver – Remains At Large (KTLA)
- Urbanize Profiles Los Lirios Affordable Housing At Soto Station
- Fire Destroys Homeless Encampment Under 170 Freeway In Sun Valley (KTLA)
- Carnage: Fatal Crash In Acton (SC Signal)
- MAGA Influencer, in Coma, Facing Murder Charge in Fatal Fountain Ave Crash (WeHo Times), Victim’s Family Speaks Out (KNBC)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian Trying To Cross 74 Freeway In Homeland (KCAL)
- Two Hit-and-Run Drivers Flee After Injuring Menifee Pedestrian (KCAL)
- Endangered Bird Shows Possibilities For L.A. River Restoration (Smithsonian)
- Mass Deportations Would Decimate CA Economy (Capital & Main)
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