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By Joe Linton

10:08 AM PDT on August 25, 2025

Fountain Avenue in West Hollywood. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Motion to End Parking Minimums At City Planning Committee (SFA alert)
LAist Interviews Supervisor Janice Hahn Regarding Metro, Olympics
Pro-Bike Group Pushes WeHo To Install Bike Counters On Fountain Ave (WeHo Times)
- Yet Another Fountain Ave Meeting Tomorrow-Tuesday
Cm Cole Opposes Pasadena Hydrogen Bus Plan (Pasadena Now)
San Bernardino Completes $244M Bridge Widening (LAist)
City To Eliminate Obsolete Bike License Requirement (Pasadena Now)
Carnage: Four Dead In Temecula Crash (LAT, KABC)
- Six Hurt In Suspected DUI Crash In LB (LB Post)
- South L.A. Community Mourns Cyclist Killed By Hit-and-Run Driver (Biking in L.A., KABC)
- Two People Transported To Hospital After Valencia Crash (SC Signal)
- Driver Plunges 1,000 Feet Off Forest Embankment Injuring One (Pasadena Now, NBC4)
- Suspected DUI Driver Crashes Into Historic Orange Fountain (NBC4)

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