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Metro D Line, speed cameras, housing, beach path, Little Tokyo, Big Blue Bus, SB79, South Pasadena, 6th St. Bridge, Pico Rivera, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

9:26 AM PST on February 19, 2026

Big Blue Bus photo via city of Santa Monica

Metro Construction Committee: Looks Like D Line Opening Could Be Maybe April (Bluesky: @lintonjoe @nickandert)
More On Speed Cameras Coming to L.A. (Boyle Hts Beat)
How Much Housing Is L.A. Building? (LAist)
Repaired Beach Bike Path Bridge Re-Opens (SM Next)
Little Tokyo 248-Unit Affordable Mixed Use Nearly Complete (Urbanize)
Family Of Riverside Man Killed By Transit Bus Seeks $28M (KTLA)
L.A. Reporter On Charter Reform Commission Trying to Finish Work
SM Big Blue Bus Ridership Continues To Rise (SM Next)
L.A. City Planning Dept. Issues SB79 Report
South Pas Seeks Input On Huntington & Freemont Project (Colorado Blvd)
L.A. To Repair/Harden Lighting On 6th Street Bridge (Eastsider)
Montclair Embraces Some Transit-Oriented Density (Daily Bulletin)
Pico Rivera Announces Series Of Community Bike Rides
Carnage: Newhall Driver Killed Crashing Into Truck On 14 Freeway (KTLA)
- LAPD Seeks Van Nuys Hit-and-Run Driver Who Injured Ped (NBC4)
- Burbank Driver Crashes Into Pole, Hospitalizing Two People (Leader)
- Ghost Bikes Remember Slain Cyclists In PDR & LB (Biking in L.A.)
- Driver Sentenced 10 Years In Woodland Hills DUI Crash (Daily News)
Irvine Plans Mobility Hub At Train Station (Voice of OC)
More Rain Forecast (KCAL, LAT)

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