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By Joe Linton

10:07 AM PST on November 22, 2024

Metro B Line at 7th Street Station - photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

More On Sustained Metro Ridership Growth (The Source)
Santa Clarita To Open New Bouquet Canyon Bike/Walk Path (SC Signal)
Police Seek Suspect Who Groped Minor At Metro Lake Station (Pasadena Now)
Feds Charge Carson Phillip 66 Refinery For Illegal Dumping (LAT, Daily Breeze, LB Post)
L.A. Is A Walking Town (LAT)
Gold Line Authority Accepts Funding For Extension To Montclair (Claremont Courier)
Carnage: Motorcyclist Killed In Car Crash On 710 In South Gate (KNBC)
- Driver Kills Pedestrian In Long Beach (Watchdog)
- Claremont Student Killed In Car Crash (Claremont Courier)
- Authorities Seek Help In Identifying Hospitalized Pedestrian Injured In Crash (KTLA)
Bike Or Bus To December Pasadena Tree-Lighting (Pasadena Now)
Will the Trump Administration Support the 2028 Olympic/Paralympic Games? (Torched)

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