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By Joe Linton

8:47 AM PDT on March 13, 2025

Alameda Esplanade rain gardens (in 2024). Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Tinseltown In the Rain (LAT, LAist, Spectrum1, KTLA, KABC)
Clash Over Pasadena Fair Oaks Complete Streets Plan (Pasadena Now)
L.A. Moves Toward Historic South L.A. Black Cultural District (Sentinel)
Renderings Of Wilmington Bike/Ped Bridge Waterfront Park (Urbanize)
Video: LAX Car Traffic Issues (WSJ)
7-Story 55-Apartment 21-Parking Building Proposed For Ktown (Urbanize)
Little Italy Piazza To Open This Year In San Pedro (Daily Breeze)
Larchmont Chronicle Concerned About Tar Pits Revamp
Current Buildings Codes Important In Fire Rebuild (Afro L.A.)
San Diego Bike Program Gets Unhoused Folks In Shape (LAist)
Tesla Owners Feel Betrayed By Elon Musk (LAT)
- Tesla Protests In LB, Burbank (Watchdog, Burbank Leader)
- Could Tesla Takedown Lead To Bigger Reform? (SBUSA)
- Rep Friedman Blasts Musk’s Federal Spending Cuts (Beverly Press)

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