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New station gates at MacArthur Park B/D Line Station. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • Glendale Starts Construction On La Crescenta Ave. Project, Including Bikeway (CV Weekly)
  • Metro Adding More Gates At MacArthur Park Station (SBLA Bluesky)
  • Tiny Homes Are A Flawed Solution For L.A. (Public Press)
  • L.A. City Struggles To Pay For Crossing Guards (Spectrum1)
  • E-Scooter Theft Rising In L.A. (Crosstown)
  • 194-Unit Affordable Housing Planned By G Line Balboa Station (Urbanize)
  • WeHo Reduces Trees In Weavers Walk Plan (Beverly Press, WeHo Online)
  • River Wetland Park Under Construction At NELA Bowtie Site (Urbanize)
  • San Clemente Adding New Bus Route (Voice of OC)
  • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Severely Injures NoHo Pedestrian (KTLA)
    • Driver Kills Person Walking On 5 Freeway In Sylmar (KABC, SC Signal, KHTS)
    • Driver Crashes Into NoHo Supermarket (KTLA, NBC4)
    • Terrifying Motorcycle Crash On 210 Freeway In Irwindale (KABC)
    • Driver Crashes Through Fence Into Pacoima Wash Channel (KCAL)
  • Study: L.A. Needs More Park Spaces (Wave)

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