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By Joe Linton

9:18 AM PST on January 6, 2025

1980s rendering of Metro Beverly/Vermont B Line Station

Foothill A Line To Pomona Set To Open This Summer (SGVTrib)
Driver Swerves Aggressively Into Group Of Cyclists In Mid-Cty (KTLA, KCAL)
1980s Metro Subway Renderings (Reddit)
Carnage: Two Dead, More Injured, In Wrong-Way Pasadena Crash (LAT, Pasadena Now, Daily News)
- Riverside County DUI Driver Arrested After Fatal 3-Car Crash (KTLA)
- Victim Dies From December Long Beach Hit-and-Run Crash Injuries (KTLA, KCAL)
- Lancaster Hit-and-Run Driver Hospitalizes Motorcyclist (KCAL)
- Driver Suffers Major Injuries In 5 Freeway Crash Near the 118 (SC Signal)
- Driver Suffers Major Injuries In Boyle Heights Crash (2UrbanGirls, Eastsider)
- Wrong Way Burbank Driver Injures Two People (Leader)
- Santa Clarita Motorcyclists Dies From Car Crash Injuries (SC Signal)
- L.A. Offers $25K For Info On October East Hollywood Hit-and-Run (Eastsider, SM Mirror)
- Driver Injures Pedestrian In Newhall (SC Signal)
Pasadena’s Most Crash-Prone Intersections (Pasadena Now)
Waymo Robo-Taxi Glitch Makes It Circle Parking Lot Continuously (LAT)
New York City Started Congestion Pricing (SBNYC)
- LAT Coverage Interviews Angry Suburban Drivers

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