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Tuesday’s Headlines

L.A. Capital Infrastructure, Bike Month, Burbank, Marengo Matters, Hacienda Heights, Torrance Transit, D Line, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

9:28 AM PDT on May 5, 2026

L.A. City Capital Infrastructure Program cover

Mayor Bass Announces Capital Infrastructure Program (Daily News, Westside Current)
May Is Bike Month (The Source)
Support Burbank Bus Rapid Transit (Abundant Housing L.A.)
‘Marengo Matters’ Safe Street Advocacy Honored (South Pas Review)
County Extends Colima Rd Bike Lane In Hacienda Heights (Reddit)
Daily Bulletin Reporter Goes 3 Weeks Without A Car
53-Unit Mixed Use Opens Near Expo/Vermont Station (Urbanize)
7-Story 89-Unit Residential Building Unwrapped Near Wilshire/Western (Urbanize)
Torrance Transit Offers New Dodger Stadium Bus Service
New D Line Schedule Posted (Metro)
- D Line Extension Appears On Metro System Maps (Reddit)
Pasadena Plans New Eaton Wash Park (Pasadena Now)
Carnage: Person Killed, Two Hospitalized In West L.A. Freeway Crash (KCAL, KTLA)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian In Van Nuys (KCAL, KABC)

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