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By Joe Linton

11:12 AM PST on December 12, 2024

Map of proposed West Hollywood speed limit reductions

Study Favors North K Line Fairfax Alignment (Beverly Press)
West Hollywood Commission Approves Decreasing Speed Limits (Beverly Press, WeHoOnline, city staff report and presentation)
Urbanize Previews Metro Olympics/Paralympics Reconnecting Communities Projects
More On Pomona Active Transportation Grant (SGV Tribune)
Pasadena Transit Proposes Overhaul Of Bus Service (Pasadena Now)
L.A. Extends Outdoor Dining Deadline (KNBC)
County Approves Revised La Crescenta-Montrose Zoning (Crescenta Valley Weekly)
Carnage: LB Driver Hospitalized After Crashing Into Pole, Parked Cars (Watchdog)
- Deadly Upland Hit-and-Run Crashes Devastate Family (KTLA)
- Fiery Big Rig Crash On 605 In City Of Industry (KCAL)
Court Date Today In Metro Station/210 Freeway Attack (Pasdena Now)
CA Republican Announces He Plans A Bill To Stop CA High-Speed Rail (KTLA)
DTLA 97-Unit Women’s Center Supportive Housing Approved (Urbanize)
L.A. City Overspending Could Mean Cuts (LAist)

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