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By Joe Linton

8:56 AM PST on November 21, 2024

Metro A Line train - photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Metro Daily Boardings Set New Pandemic Era Record in October (Pasadena Now)
Study Finds Metro Pre-COVID Ridership Losses Correspond To Gentrification (Science Direct)
Support Transit Advocate Bart Reed (GoFundMe)
WeHo Election Results Favor Fountain Avenue Improvements (Beverly Press)
Culver City Extending Red Curbs To Facilitate State Daylighting Law (CC Crossroads)
Pasadena 710 Committee Establishes Restorative Justice Subcommittee (Pasadena Now)
5-Story 77-Apartments 0-Parking Affordable Housing Planned Near LAX Station (Urbanize)
L.A. Council Committee Approves Housing Plan Update (LAT)
Beverly Hills Approves Allowing Subway Construction During Holiday Season (Beverly Press)
More On Innovative UCLA Electric Bus Charging (KTLA)
Beverly Hills Traffic Calming Working, But Some Leaders Skeptical (Beverly Press)
Carnage: Driver Kills Cyclist In Santa Monica (SMDP, Biking in L.A.)
- Driver Killed Crashing In Redondo Beach Pole (KTLA, KABC)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian On 60 Freeway In Boyle Heights (Eastsider)
- Culver Remembers Traffic Violence Victims (CC Crossroads)
LAT Profiles Irvine EV Maker Rivian
LADOT‘s Long-Outdated Car-Centric ATSAC Surveillance System Turns 40

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