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Tuesday’s Headlines

Rendering of future Ballona Creek walk/bike path. Image via Streets for All and SWA

  • Culver City Approves Funds To Design Ballona Path Extension (CC Crossroads)
  • Santa Monica To Extend MANGo Greenway (SM Next)
  • Daily Bruin Reviews Metro Sepulveda Rail Project
  • LA Podcast Discusses Housing, Former Sheriff Villanueva, and More
  • Council Push For L.A. Public Bank (BH Beat, Eastsider)
  • SaMo Preps For LAX Station Opening (SM Next)
  • Boyle Heights Gets New Bus Shelter (BH Beat)
  • 11-Story Affordable Towers Proposed Near DTLA A Line (Urbanize)
  • Metro Adopt-A-Bike Program Helps Fire Victims (The Source)
  • Glendale Converting Assisted Living Facility To Permanent Supportive Housing (News-Press)
  • Carnage: Six Injured Two Critical In Boyle Hts Freeway Crash (Eastsider)
  • OCTA Previews Streetcar, Opening 2026 (Voice of OC)
  • CEQA Reforms Before Legislature (LAT)

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