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By Joe Linton

9:05 AM PST on December 18, 2024

Hollywood Boulevard bike lanes. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Former Bike Skeptic LAT Writer Praises Hollywood Blvd Improvements
12 Injured In El Monte Metro Bus Crash (KABC, KCAL, KNBC)
Metro Rider Hospitalized After Being Stabbed At Universal Station (KCAL)
More On Claremont’s New Green Bike Lanes (KNBC)
New Metro Vermont Bus Lanes Renderings (Urbanize) omit approved bike lanes
57 Percent Of La Cañada Emissions Are From Transportation (Outlook)
Carnage: Police Seek Killer Canoga Park Hit-and-Run Driver (Daily News, KTLA, KNBC)
- Santa Clarita Solo Car Crash Takes Out Traffic Signals (SC Signal)
Trump Could Again Make CA High-Speed Rail Finances Worse (LAT)
Supreme Court Leaves CA Emission Standards Intact For Now (LAT)
How To Apply For E-Bike Subsidies, Starting Today 6 p.m. (Boyle Heights Beat)

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