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Forest Lawn Drive, Burbank BRT, Bass/Raman environmental debate, Vermont BRT, Santa Monica, Imperial Highway, Metro G Line, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

11:36 AM PDT on September 4, 2026

New Toronto Barrier bike lane protection on Imperial Highway. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Streets For All Alert: Urge Governor Newsome To Veto Forest Lawn Bill
- SAFE To Hold Forest Lawn Rally Tomorrow-Saturday 10-11 a.m. (Biking in L.A.)
Metro vs. Burbank BRT Lawsuit: Areas Of Agreement Mean Much Construction Will Proceed (Burbank, Linton Bluesky)
Bass and Raman Debate Environment, Including Transportation (LAist, LAT, Spectrum1)
$150M Federal Small Starts Grant For Vermont Transit Corridor BRT (Urbanize, Beverly Press)
How Santa Monica Is Refining Its Street Safety Approach (SM Next)
SBLA Enjoys New Toronto Barrier Bike Lane Protection On Imperial Highway (TikTok)
Bonin Interviews LB Mayor Rex Richardson (What’s Next L.A.?)
Metro G Line Grade Construction Construction Proceeding Well (Patch)
Culver City Planning AV Fleet Regulations (CC Crossroads)
Carnage: Driver Crashes Into Peds In Mid-City Parking Lot, Kills One, Injures Four (LAT, Beverly Press, CCWW News, Spectrum1, KABC)
- Four People Killed In Wrightwood Crash (LAT, KTLA, KABC, KCAL)
- Camarillo Hit-and-Run Suspect Arrested 3 Months After Fatal Crash (NBC4)
Trump’s Push To End CA Electric Vehicles (LAT)

SBLA will publish lightly today, and will be off Monday for Labor Day.

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