Tuesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:40 AM PST on February 25, 2025
- Metro Expanding Throne Public Toilets (Instagram)
- Metro Plans To Spend $15M On Taller Faregates (@numble, staff report)
- What USDOT Sec’y Duffy Got Wrong About CA High-Speed Rail (CA for Electric Rail)
- Can CA Just Build High-Speed Rail Without the Feds? (SBCA)
- LA Podcast Talks Air Quality, Musk, L.A. Times, and More
- More CicLAvia Photos (Reddit)
- The Dirty Truth Behind Street Sweeping (Westside Current)
- OC Streetcar Is 90 Percent Complete (OCTA)
- Costa Mesa Teaching Bike Safety (Daily Pilot)
- Carnage: Three Fatal Hit-and-Runs In South L.A. Last Weekend (NBC4)
- Wrong Way Car Thief Driver Kills, Maims People on LB Sidewalk (LB Post)
- Driver Kills Long Beach Pedestrian Near Willow Station (KTLA, LB Post)
- Motorcyclist Killed In Pico Union Car Crash (KCAL)
- Driver Crashes Into Los Feliz Building, Injures Person Inside (Canyon News)
- Speeding Fleeing Driver Smashes Into Pomona Parked Cars (KTLA)
- Influencer Surrenders In Fatal Malibu Hit-and-Run DUI Case (LAT)
- YIMBY Report: CA Laws Not Producing Enough Housing (LAist)
- Report: Adaptive Reuse Converting Unused Office To Housing (Urbanize)
- Santa Monica Debates Converting Parking To Housing (SMDP)
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