Thursday’s Headlines
Sanctuary City law, sidewalks, crosswalks, transit, mixed-use construction, parks, and car-nage
By
Joe Linton
9:09 AM PST on December 5, 2024
- L.A. Council Adopts Final Sanctuary City Law (Daily News, LAist)
- Council Approves Signalized Crosswalk At Deadly Boyle Hts Intersection (BH Beat)
- Not Easy For L.A. To Fix Sidewalks Before Olympics (Planetizen)
- Pasadena Complete Streets Critiques City Transit Plan
- Pasadena Transit Taking Over Two Metro Routes (Pasadena Now)
- 429-Unit Mixed Use Under Construction By Expo Park (Urbanize)
- Carnage: Driver Kills Pedestrian Near 118 Freeway Ramps In Pacoima (KCAL)
- East L.A.’s Calvary Cemetery Getting Rubberized Track, Lights, Trees (BH Beat)
- New Porter Ranch Park Opens, SF Sun Highlights Valley Park Needs
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