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Metro A Line. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • New CA Daylighting Law Improves Safety By Ending Parking At Intersections (LAT)
  • More On K Line North Extension Benefits Report (WeHo Times)
  • Peace Ambassadors and Cleaning Teams To Improve MacArthur Park (Spectrum)
  • How To Take The Train To the Rose Parade (KTLA)
  • Metro D Line Construction On Holiday Hiatus (Beverly Press)
  • Malibu Says It Will Prioritize Safety Over Access On PCH (SM Mirror)
  • Escalators Could Connect People To Dodgers Stadium (Eastsider)
  • Citadel Parking Disputes Erupts Into Brawl (KTLA)
  • 7-Story 16-Unit Housing Planned By NoHo Station (Urbanize)

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