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By Joe Linton

9:37 AM PST on February 18, 2025

Metro G Line BRT and multi-use bike/walk path detours now through 2027

“New Crackdown On L.A. Metro Crime” Underway (KTL…
- …and Metro Tap-to-Exit Starts At Union Station (KTLA, Daily News, ABC7, NBC4, Eastsider)
- More on Bus Lane Enforcement: Eastsider, KCAL, LAist
L.A. County Homeless Count Starts Tonight (Boyle Hts Beat)
Torched and Big City Heat Shred Caruso Hypocrisy
- Caruso Sues To Stop Television City Development (LAT)
G Line Construction Detour At Van Nuys Station For 3 Years (The Source, Urbanize)
Tiger Railfan Peeks Into Metro LAX Station Construction
LB Providing Carts To Street Vendors (LB Post)
Nonprofits Providing Bikes To Eaton Fire Victims (PCSC)
During CicLAvia, Metro To Host Virtual Meeting On No-Pasadena First/Last Mile (Biking in L.A.)
Culver City Supports Sepulveda Rail (CC Crossroads)
L.A. Streetlight Outages Hit Unprecedented Levels (Xtown)
8-Story 80-Apartment Bldg. Approved At La Cienega Station (Urbanize)
Carnage: Driver Injures Two People In Sun Valley Crash (Daily News)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Motorcyclist In City of Industry (KCAL)
- Multi-Vehicle Crash On 14 Freeway (KHTS)
- Anaheim DUI Suspect Driver Kills Person (NBC4, KCAL)
- LB Gallery To Reopen A Year After DUI Driver Crashed It (Watchdog)
LAist Remembers Donald Shoup

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