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By Joe Linton

9:24 AM PDT on March 26, 2025

Breed Street Shul earlier this month. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Nick Andert Video Previews Metro Sepulveda Rail Choice (YouTube)
Glendale Speed Camera Program Announces Locations (News-Press)
Streets For All Urges Metro To Install Bus and Bike Lanes On Vermont
Photos Of Metro Subway Construction Now Closing Wilshire (Reddit)
Torched Tracks LA28’s Plans
L.A. Council Explores Redirecting Homeless Agency Funding (LAist)
137-Affordable Unit Housing Opens In Westlake (Urbanize)
SaMo Plans 122-Afforable Unit Project At Parking Garage Site (SMDP)
Pasadena Commission Delays 20-Unit Mixed Use Over Parking, Traffic (Pasadena Now)
Breed Street Shul Renovation Expected Complete In 2026 (BH Beat)
No-Ho Pasadena BRT Project Meeting Tomorrow Night (Eastsider)
PCH Safety Meeting Tomorrow Night (SaMo Next)
Rainwater Project To Green Up Wilmington (Urbanize)
Oxnard Street Vendor Injured When Metrolink Train Crashed Into Stopped Truck (KCAL)
CA In Settlement Talks For Uber/Lyft Wage Theft (LAT)

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