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Die-in, city budget, Pacoima DASH, Rail-to-Rail, stadium gondola, A line, tariffs, Boyle Heights, and more

By Joe Linton

9:59 AM PDT on May 2, 2025

Rail to Rail walk/bike path under construction. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

More On Traffic Violence Die-In (LAist)
Public Press Outlines Bass Budget Cuts
- Streets For All Alert Urges Against Street Safety Cuts
LADOT Launches New Pacoima DASH Bus Tomorrow
Rail-to-Rail Walk/Bike Path To Open May 17 (Eventbrite)
Ride of Silence Coming To Pasadena May 21 (Pasadena Now)
Open Streets Events In Bell, Irvine Tomorrow (SBLA Bluesky)
- Open Streets – Beach Streets – Returns To Long Beach May 10 (SBLA Bluesky)
Appeals Court Rules Against Stadium Gondola (LAT, Courthouse News, KTLA)
Foothill A Line Extension Running Test Trains (Claremont Courier)
124-Unit Housing Open At Van Nuys Metrolink/Amtrak Station (Urbanize)
Tariffs Hit L.A. E-Bike Company Hard (LAT)
Construction Soon On Boyle Hts. Green 6th Street Project (BH Beat)
Carnage: Canoga Park Hit-and-Run Driver In Custody (KCAL, NBC4)
- Newhall Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Pedestrian (SC Signal)
- Lightened Sentence Denied In Deadly 2012 Pasadena Crash (Pasadena Now)
May Is Bike Month (The Source)

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