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By Joe Linton

8:46 AM PST on March 7, 2025

Pasadena Fair Oaks Orange Grove Specific Plan Update map

Audit Finds L.A. Failed to Track Homeless Funding (LAist, KCAL)
How Advocates/Legislators Pried Freeway Transparency Out Of Caltrans (Streets for All)
L.A. City Budget Anticipates $400M Shortfall, Already Showing (Public Press)
Pasadena Plans Walkable Transit-Oriented Fair Oaks Area (Pasadena Now)
Burbank To Host Safe Streets Workshop On March 12 (Burbank Leader)
Culver City To Host Transportation Town Hall On March 13 (CC Crossroads)
La Cañada To Remove Plastic Bollards At Stop Sign Intersection (Outlook)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Crashes Into Cyclists In Boyle Hts (KTLA)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Lincoln Hts. Pedestrian (Eastsider)
The Importance Of L.A.’s No Car Olympics Beyond 2028 (T4America)
CA High-Speed Rail Needs More Funding (LAT)

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