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LAX People Mover, Olympics, E Line, potholes, Venice Blvd., TOD, Pasadena bike/walk, G Line, car-nage, and more
11:17 AM PDT on April 14, 2026
Tuesday’s Headlines
LAX PeopleMover at Metro LAX Station. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog
  • Delayed Troubled LAX People Mover To Start Full Testing This Month (LAist)
  • Patsaouras: 2028 Olympics Could Mean Traffic Armageddon (Sports Examiner)
  • Rider Struck On Head While On Metro E Line (KCAL)
  • More On Waymo/Waze Reporting Potholes (LAT)
  • How Venice Blvd. Radicalized One Urbanist (Mar Vista Voice)
  • 260-Unit Apartments About To Open At La Cienega/Jefferson Station (Urbanize)
  • Don’t Sacrifice Fledgling ULA Mansion Tax (Mar Vista Voice)
  • Commission To Receive Update On Pasadena Bike/Walk Plan (Pasadena Now)
  • G Line Construction Impacting Student Commutes (VNHS Mirror)
  • Revitalize Rose Pedestrian Project Construction Kicks Off (Westside Current, Yo Venice)
  • Carnage: 10 Injured In Van-Car Crash On 170 Freeway In NoHo (KTLA)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Valencia Pedestrian (KHTS)
  • How Paris Olympics Cleaned Up the River Seine (Torched)

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