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By Joe Linton

1:23 PM PDT on July 17, 2026

CicLAvia - Meet the Hollywoods will take place Sunday June 19

Repairs Continue On Big WeHo Water Main Break (LAist, LAT, Beverly Press, KCAL)
- Flooded WeHo Metro Bus Yard Operations 95% Restored (Joe Linton Bluesky)
- Sunday CicLAvia Still On, Despite Water Main Break Closures (WeHo Times)
- Take Metro To Sunday Hollywood-WeHo CicLAvia (The Source)
Metro vs. Burbank BRT Lawsuit Was In Court Yesterday (Joe Linton Bluesky)
- NoHo-Pasadena BRT Construction Spotted In Pasadena (Reddit)
LB Beach Streets Open Streets Watch Party On Sunday (LB Post)
Supervisor Hahn To Propose Metro Board Include Transit Rider (Daily News, Westside Current, Joe Linton Bluesky, Reddit)
More On Santa Monica Automated Bike Lane Violation Ticketing (LAist)
More On Pico Improvements Pitting Bikes vs. Businesses (LAT)
DJ Petesake YouTube Rides Riverside Transit Buses All Day

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