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By Joe Linton

9:23 AM PDT on April 17, 2026

Metro presentation slide on automated bus lane enforcement

ICE Arrests Person Suing Over Raids; ICE Initially Captured Plaintiff at Pasadena Bus Stop (LAT)
Metrolink Facing Service Cuts in Metro & OCTA Budgets (CA for Electric Rail)
Transit Free On Earth Day (KTLA)
Metro NextGen Report Shares Bus Lane/Stop Enforcement Info (@Linton Bluesky)
L.A. Traffic Deaths Rose As LAPD Speeding Tickets Dropped (L.A. Reported)
Redditor Says Post-Game Dodger Metro Shuttle Experience A Mess
Raman Votes Against Sweeps, Right Wing Media Blathers (Mar Vista Voice)
Mayor Bass Releases Climate Plan, Includes Electric Buses (LAT, Daily News)
Sports Examiner Recaps This Week’s Metro Board Meeting re: Olympics
75-Affordable 0-Parking Development Proposed Near NoHo Station (Urbanize)
13-Affordable SaMo Modular Housing Serving Former Unhoused (Spectrum1)
SAFE Has Mixed Feelings About Griffith Park Bike Safety Improvements
More On LAX People Mover Testing, Starts Next Week (Spectrum1)
Santa Clarita Reluctantly Aligning With CA ADU Law (SC Signal)
Carnage: LB Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person (KTLA)
- Huntington Beach DUI Driver Kills Person (KTLA)
- Driver Crashes Into City of Orange Bus Bench, Injuring Two (NBC4)

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