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Inglewood plans, Metro transit policing, trees, Culver City Earth Day, sanctuary cities, women transpo leaders, Santa Monica, parking, Uber, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

10:23 AM PDT on April 23, 2025

Culver City Earth Day celebration on Elenda Street. Photo via Culver City social media

Instead of Canceled Inglewood People Mover, Bus Lanes Plan (KTLA, Urbanize)
Crosstown L.A. Shares Stats From Metro Transit Policing
Culver City Celebrates Earth Day With Car-Free Street (Culver Crescent, CC Observer)
Community Groups Support Federal Sanctuary Lawsuit (Capital & Main)
Conference of Minority Transportation Officials Honors Women Leaders (Sentinel)
Proposals For SaMo 17th Station Transit-Oriented Development (Urbanize)
Torched Declares City Tree Emergencies
Larchmont Buzz Doesn’t Like 30-Cent Parking Transaction Fees
Culver City PD Recover Stolen Cars Via Plate Reader Tech (KTLA)
Carnage: Driver Injures Canyon Country Bicyclist (KHTS)
- LAPD Seeks Ktown Driver Who Severely Injured Two (KCAL)
- DUI Driver Charged With Murder In Fatal San Bernardino Crash (KTLA)
- Driver Dies In Idyllwild Crash (KCAL)
- Suspected DUI Driver Crashes Into Santa Clarita Store (SC Signal)
Uber May Be Charging Higher Fares When Gift Cards Used (KTLA)

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