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Bike-to-Anywhere Day, LAX, Charter Reform, Balboa TOD, Measure ER, gondola, SB79, Glendale, Sierra Madre, Long Beach, and more

By Joe Linton

11:54 AM PDT on May 14, 2026

Proposed transit-oriented development at Metro G Line Balboa Station park-and-ride lot. Image via Urbanize

It’s Bike-To-Work Day! Biking in L.A. Rounds Up Activities
LAX Blocks Nearby Bus-Only Lanes Project (Streets for All)
Streets for All Alert: Support Charter Reform For Public Works
321-Unit Mixed-Use Proposed At Metro Balboa Station Parking Lot (Urbanize)
Leaders Rally For Yes On Measure ER For Health Care (Sentinel)
Dodgers Gondola Comment Process Is Maze-Like (Public Press)
Additional D Line Construction Continues In Beverly Hills (Beverly Press)
The Future Is L.A. Finds L.A. City SB79 Response Lacking
- Pasadena Plans Similar SB79 “Delayed Effectuation” (Pasadena Now)
- Some WeHo Neighbors Push For SB79 Delay Plan (WeHo Online)
Glendale Approves Multi-Family Housing Design Standards, E-Buses, Bus Shelters (CV Weekly)
Sierra Madre Weighs ADU Fees, Safer Routes to School (Colorado Blvd)
Long Beach Plans MLK Park Revamp (LB Post)
Truck vs. Santa Clarita Bus Crash Injures 13 People, Sent 8 To Hospital, 1 Critical (KCAL, Spectrum1, KTLA)
Broad Museum Expansion Tops Out, Expected Complete by 2028 (Urbanize)
Anaheim Leaders Oppose Local Tax District Funding High-Speed Rail (Voice of OC)

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