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Reminder: To connect the under construction D Line extension, Metro is temporarily closing the D Line between Vermont and Western. A bus shuttle will replace D Line service there from May 17 to July 25. B Line and Wilshire bus service remain available.

  • Metro Suspending D Line Subway Service Through Late July (The Source)
  • Michael Schneider Warns Budget Cuts Would Make Streets Worse (LAT)
  • Five Reasons Community Fights Stadium Gondola (Public Press)
  • Long Beach Beach Streets This Saturday (Watchdog, Press-Telegram, Long Beach Post, Biking in L.A.)
  • Metro Bike Share Coming To Rail-to-Rail Path (@bikemetro Instagram)
  • Whistleblower Alleges Homelessness Authority Chief Misconduct (LAist)
  • Virgil Village Property Owners Trimmed Trees Beyond Recovery (L.A. Taco)
  • Santa Clarita Transit Hosts TAP Card Art Competition (SCV News)
  • Carnage: Long Beach Crash Kills Two People (KCAL)
    • Dana Point Driver Crashes Into Tree, Killing One, Injuring Five (KTLA)
    • More On WeHo Fountain Ave. Hit-and-Run (KTLA, WeHo Online)

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