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By Joe Linton

9:28 AM PDT on May 12, 2025

Metro Bike Share docks in downtown L.A. 2018 Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Metro Procurement Again Picks Lyft For Bike-Share (Urbanize)
L.A. Podcast Talks City Budget May Defund Police
Metro/LADOT Bus Lane Enforcement Expands To 70 and J Line (BH Beat)
What If the World Doesn’t Show Up For L.A. Mega-Events? (Torched)
Pasadena Transit Budget Rises, Continues Upped Service (Pasadena Now)
Pasadena Transit Presents Electric Bus Plan (Pasadena Now)
Pasadena Bike Month Schedule (Pasadena Complete Sts.)
Burbank Falls Short Of State Housing Goals (Leader)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Westlake Pedestrian (KTLA, KCAL, NBC4, Eastsider)
- One Killed, 32 Injured, In Hacienda Heights Tour Bus Freeway Crash (LAT, KABC)
- Injuries In WeHo Fountain Avenue Crash (WeHo Times)
- Driver Crashes Into San Bernardino Flower Stand (KTLA, NBC4)
- Driver Crashes Into, Damages Santa Clarita Bus (SC Signal)
- Driver Crashes Into Pool In Rancho Palos Verdes (NBC4)
- Driver Crashes Into WeHo Stair Sculpture (WeHo Times)
- Truck Driver Crashes Into Pole and Whiskey a Go Go (WeHo Times)
LA/OC Gas Prices Rising (NBC4)
Saturday Heat Set Temperature Records (KTLA)

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