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By Joe Linton

10:08 AM PST on February 13, 2025

Subway station under construction in Beverly Hills in 2024. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Heavy Rains Trigger Evacuations, Closures (LAT)
Analysis Of Metro Santa Monica Tap-To-Exit Data (Reddit)
Tap-to-Exit Starts Next Week At Union Station (Reddit)
LB Orange Avenue Bikeway Preview (LongBeachIze)
- Orange Ave Bikeway meeting 6 p.m. tonight
Planning Department HLA Minimums Should Do Better For Transit (Bikas)
- Planning Dept. HLA minimums virtual meeting 6 p.m. tonight
CicLAvia Preview of Highlights Along Next Week’s South L.A. Event
Glendale Begins Crescenta Ave. Construction Including Prot. Bike Lanes (CV Weekly)
Beverly Hills Approves Expedited Metro Subway Construction (Beverly Press)
Caltrans South Pasadena 710 Freeway Homes Sell Above Asking Prices (LAist)
Carnage:
- Police Seek LB Hit-and-Run Driver Who Injured Motorcyclist (LB Post)
- Canyon Country Car-Bike Crash Sends Cyclist To Hospital (SC Signal)
- Victim Awarded $21M In LB Rear-End Crash Lawsuit (LB Post)
UCLA Luskin Remembers Professor Donald Shoup

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