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By Joe Linton

10:08 AM PST on February 6, 2025

Recently completed Fargo Avenue Grade Separation in Kings County. Photo via CA High-Speed Rail Authority

L.A. Council Committee Reject Rent Freeze, OKs Eviction Protection (LAT)
L.A. Council Request Report On Making DASH Buses Free (Eastsider)
L.A. Council To Support Vendors Reforming Street Vending Rules (Daily News, Eastsider)
Downey Mayor Sacramento Delegation Pushes For SE Gateway Line (Patriot)
Trial For Metro Bus Operator Who Seriously Injured Pedestrian (KCAL)
$30M For 78-Unit Affordable Near Crenshaw C Line Station (Urbanize)
Glendale Council Slow-Walks 149-Unit Housing Development (CV Weekly)
Update On Beverly Hills Subway Construction (Beverly Press)
Tree Removal Lawsuit Pauses Rainwater Park In Pasadena/So. Pas/Highland Pk (Eastsider)
County Approves Tar Pits Revamp Plan (Urbanize, Beverly Press)
Trump Spouts Lies About CA High-Speed Rail (LAT)
- Where To Start? No, Limousines Aren’t Cheaper. No, CAHSR Not Hundreds of Billions Over Budget. No, Nobody Can Fly From L.A. to S.F. For Two Dollars (SBCA)
- Early CAHSR Peninsula Electrification Phase A Massive Success (SBSF)
- CAHSR Construction Continues On More Than 100 Miles (SBCA)

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