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A/E Line disrupted by fires, SGV e-cargo bike vouchers, Olympics, LAPD, proposed CA transit bond, Glendale, Whittier, L.A. budget, and car-nage.

By Joe Linton

10:02 AM PDT on March 10, 2025

Metro A/E Line Pico Station. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

DTLA Fires Disrupt Metro A/E Lines (KTLA)
Apply For SGV E-Cargo-Bike $2000 Vouchers (LAist)
Feds Could Threaten Metro Olympic Plans (LAT)
Recordings Reveal LAPD Racist, Sexist, Homophobic Comments (LAT)
More On Metro-Sponsored $20B State Transit Bond Bill (Daily News)
Glendale Council Reverses, Supports Drive-Thru (CV Weekly)
Caltrans Relinquishing Whittier Blvd To Whittier (LAist)
Carnage: Driver Caught Fleeing After Crashing Into Inglewood Carmax Injuring 8 People (Daily Breeze, KTLA, KABC)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Cyclists In Boyle Hts (LAX)
- Motorcyclist Killed In High-Speed Solo Crash In LB (Watchdog, LB Post)
- Firefighter Injured In South L.A. Crash (KTLA)
- Injuries In Santa Clarita Car Crash (SC Signal)
- Driver Charged With Murder, DUI In Deadly Diamond Bar Crash (SGV Tribune)
L.A. Podcast Talks Fire Chief, City Budget, More
L.A. City Budget Faces ~$400M Shortfall (Public Press, KABC)
Heavy Rains Coming This Week (KCAL)

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