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Tuesday’s Headlines

Metro fare payment, Culver City, Pasadena, MacArthur Park, Glendale, South L.A., car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

10:52 AM PDT on May 26, 2026

New Culver City protected bike lanes - photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Soft Launch: You Can Pay Metro Fare With Credit Card (Torched)
More On Culver City Bike/Bus Project (CC Crossroads)
Pasadena Advocates Proposing Community Bike Plan (Pasadena Now)
- No Accidents In A Livable City (Pas Complete Sts)
City Replacing MacArthur Park Area Fences With Sphere Bollards (Public Press)
Glendale To Bid Farewell To Ara Najarian On June 17 (GNP)
Selection Committee To Replace Metro’s Dutra Today 11 a.m. (Linton Bluesky)
South L.A. Expo Park Pool Closed Indefinitely (Torched)
City Budget Preserves Safe Parking Funding (Public Press)
Glendale Modifies Development Standards, SB79 Response (GNP)
Summer Antelope Valley Beach Bus Returns (KTLA, LAist)
WeHo Bike Coalition To Host Pride Ride (WeHo Times)
Carnage: Person Killed, Another Injured, In Montebello 60 Freeway Crash (Eastsider)
- Driver Killed In Pasadena Rollover Crash (Pasadena Now)
- Motorcyclist Killed In Sherman Oaks Car Crash (KABC)

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Joe Linton

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