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By Joe Linton

9:25 AM PDT on May 29, 2026

Wilshire/Beverly Station under construction earlier this month. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Metro Launches Credit Card Fare Payment (KTLA)
Construction Authority Awards Pomona to Claremont A Line Contract (SGV Trib)
More On Metro NoHo-Pasadena Groundbreaking (Urbanize)
Metro D Line Construction Continues Westward (Beverly Press)
Culver City Council Sets Interim SB79 Standards (CC Crossroads)
More On May Metro Board Actions:
- Metro Approves Nearly $10B Budget (Daily News, 2UrbanGirls)
- Mayor Bass Is Metro Board Chair Starting July (Spectrum1, Westside Current)
Alhambra Installs Its First Ever Speed Humps (Around Alhambra)
South Pas Considers Roundabouts, Transit-Oriented Housing (So Pasadenan)
Boyle Heights Residents Get Lots Of Parking Tickets (KCAL)
Metro E Line Train Kills Pedestrian Near La Brea Station (2UrbanGirls)
73-Unit Affordable Housing Breaks Ground In East LB (LB Post)
New Dolores Huerta Mural In DTLA (Downtown News)
Altadena Golden Poppy Bike Ride This Sunday (So Pasadenan)
Carnage: Driver Crashes Into Marina Del Marriot (Westside Current)
- Drivers Kill Two So Cal Mountain Lions (KABC, Daily News)
Pasadena Transit Free On June 2 Election Day (Pasadena Now)
How To Take Transit To World Cup Games/Screenings (LAist)

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