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Comparing March 2025 to March 2024, Metro bus ridership grew 2.7% and Metro rail ridership grew 1.6%. Image via Metro staff presentation linked below

  • Mayor Bass State of City, Proposed Budget Drop Today (LAT, KCAL, L.A. Podcast)
  • Metro Transit Ridership Grew For 28th Consecutive Month (Staff Report)
  • New DTLA Arts District Bike Lanes (SBLA Bluesky)
  • Metrolink Offers Free Rides For Earth Day Tomorrow (KCAL)
  • Vandals Chainsaw Dozens Of Mature DTLA Trees (LAT)
  • Torched On Transit Connections To Olympic Venues
  • Caltrans Plans $144M Revamp of Sepulveda Pass 405 Freeway Pavement, Guardrails (Daily News, KFI)
  • Former Councilmember De Leon Faces $18K Ethics Fines (LAT)
  • Carnage: DUI Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Torrance Pedestrian (KABC)
    • Two Easter Morning Freeway Fatalities (LAT)
    • Driver Killed In 210 Freeway Crash In Glendora (Daily News)
    • One Dead, Four Hospitalized In Anaheim Freeway Crash (KCAL)
    • Car Crash Critically Injures LB Motorcyclist (LB Post)
  • New Community Land Trust In Santa Ana (Voice of OC)

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