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By Joe Linton

8:54 AM PDT on June 6, 2025

LAX Metro Transit Center nearing completion. November 2024 photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

LAX Metro Transit Center Opens 5 p.m. Today (Spectrum1, KABC, KCAL, NBC4, Westside Current, KNX)
- Metro How To LAX Station Explainer (The Source)
- Why the LAX Opening Is Important, Not Just For LAX
Glendora Celebrates A Line Station Dedication (SGV Tribune)
- Three More Station Dedication Events This Month (I Will Ride)
Alleged Street Racing Influencer Charged With Conspiracy (LAT)
Wilshire Subway Construction Update (Beverly Press)
Sequoyah School Students Push For Safe Streets (Pasadena CSC)
Long Beach Has Not Enforced Beach Path Speed Laws For Years (LB Post)
Pasadena Studying Contentious Arroyo Seco Wetlands Project (Urbanize)
CicLAvia CivSalon Explores Mobility Plans and Innovations
Court Rules Driving While Holding Cellphone For Navigation Is Illegal (LAT)
Repairs Complete, San Clemente Rail Service Resumes Tomorrow (KTLA)

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