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Metro computer hack, K Line, Culver City, CicLAvia, Pico Union, speed cameras, restrooms, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

10:50 AM PDT on April 6, 2026

CicLAvia comes to West L.A. on Sunday April 26

Metro Was Hacked; Systems Still Coming Back Online (LAT)
L.A. Podcast Talks Metro K Line
CC Crossroads Sticks Up For Overland Improvements, Against Nimbys
CicLAvia Heads To Westside On April 26 (SMDP)
Rep Kamlager-Dove Secures $3 Million for South L.A. Housing & Transpo (Sentinel, CCWW News)
WeHo Looks To Install Smart Bike Lockers (WeHo Times)
Pico-Union Rain Gardens Not Maintained (L.A. Local)
More On L.A. Speed Camera Pilot (BH Beat)
Torched Looks Into Public Restrooms
Culver City To Host World Cup Public Screenings (CC Crossroads)
LAT Reporter Takes Transit To LAX Again
Carnage: Driver Killed In Vista Del Mar Crash (LAT, KCAL)
- Truck Driver Crashes Into Stopped Car, Killing 2 People On 210 In Sunland (KABC, Daily News)
- Passenger Killed In Pico-Union Car Crash Into Pole and Parked Cars (KTLA)
- Northridge Hit-and-Run Driver Hospitalizes Pedestrian (KCAL)

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Joe Linton

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