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Sepulveda Transit, NoHo Pasadena BRT, Olympics, homeless services, D Line construction, Silver Lake, Griffith Park, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

10:11 AM PDT on April 2, 2025

Metro map of a heavy rail alternative for Sepulveda Transit Corridor

Metro Postpones Sepulveda Transit Meetings (The Source, Biking in L.A.)
Outlook Previews NoHo-Pasadena BRT Through Burbank
Councilmember McOsker Unhappy About Olympic Sailing Venue (Torched)
County Votes To Break With Homeless Services Authority (LAist, LAT, NBC4)
Urbanize Shares Photos Of Westside Metro D Line Construction
More On A Line Extension Delay (FGL Construction Authority, Claremont Courier)
Silver Lake Looks To Complete Missing Sidewalk (Eastsider)
Mayor Bass Touts New Solar Streetlights In Filipinotown
Hearing Today For Man Who Attacked Metro Rider (Pasadena Now)
Drivers Parking Illegally In Griffith Park Getting Tickets (Eastsider)
Carnage: Two Hospitalized In El Monte Freeway Crash (KABC)
- Person Transported From Santa Clarita Fiery Rollover Crash (KHTS)
- Motorcyclist Injured In Echo Park Crash (Eastsider)
- San Marino Drivers Crash Into Dumpster, Front Yard (SM Trib)
- Minor Injuries In Santa Clarita Two-Car Crash (SC Signal)
Van Nuys Airport Making Neighbors Sick (Capital & Main)
S.B. 79 Could Bring Density To L.A. Neighborhoods (Larchmont Chronicle, Larchmont Buzz)
Tesla Stock Rebounds On Rumor Of Musk Leaving DOGE (NBC4)

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