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  • Metro To Add Bus-Only Lanes To Transit-Rider-Busy Vermont Avenue (Daily News)
  • The Source Recaps Metro's Planned December 15 Service Changes
  • Riders, Advocates Skeptical of Proposed In-House Metro Police Force (SMDP)
  • $400K Settlement In Violent Sheriff Deputy Valencia Traffic Stop (SC Signal)
  • Pasadena Opens Electric Car Charging Stations (Pasadena Now)
  • 213-Apartment 25-Parking Affordable Housing Approved In Hollywood (Urbanize)
  • 12-Apartment 0-Parking Mixed-Use Planned Near Beverly Center (Urbanize)
  • Carnage: Driver Crashes Into Woodland Hills Animal Hospital, Injuring Two People (KABC, Daily News)
    • Motorcyclist Killed In Culver City Car Crash (CC Crossroads)
    • Driver Crashes Head-On Into Metro Bus In Rancho Park (KTLA)
    • Ventura Hit-and-Run Driver Flees After Getting Out To Look At Downed Cyclist (KTLA, Biking in L.A.)
    • Drivers Injure Two Pedestrians On 5 Freeway In Newhall (SC Signal)
    • Car Catches Fire In Newhall Crash (SC Signal)
  • L.A. Looks To Solve Housing and Parks Shortages Together (NextCity)

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