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The agreement with five big auto dealers only goes into effect if residents approve of increasing the sales tax in November.
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Officials are asking for a California law to be amended and include the city’s participation.
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New manual transmission cars are on the decline, but there's nothing like driving stick, according to these SoCal residents.
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LADWP says crews will need to return in the coming weeks to finish up the work.
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Any changes to the composition of L.A. Metro’s Board need to be approved by state lawmakers.Listen 0:32
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LA Mayor Bass previews ‘fare-free’ system as she takes the Metro Board chair gavel for a second timeAt the annual Metro State of the Agency event, Bass named system safety, affordability and reliability as her main priorities.
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On Thursday, the Metro Board will vote on a recommendation that could reshape the governing body of the countywide transportation system.Listen 0:44
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Street closures are still in place after a 100-year-old pipe in West Hollywood ruptured Thursday.
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First-time electric vehicle buyers in California could soon get thousands of dollars off the sticker price. Here’s how to apply.
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The Federal Highway Administration quietly stripped bike lanes and other safety recommendations from a key list of best practices.Listen 3:55
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Dramatic footage online showed water rushing down streets and cars slamming into each other.Listen 0:43
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A city spokesperson says the program aims to reduce bike lane blocking and maintain safe streets.Listen 0:31
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New data from USC finds that about 5% of L.A. County residents have used Waymos in the last year — a much lower rate than Uber and Lyft.
