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Union estimates the amount owed to 28 workers is in the millions.
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The Department of Motor Vehicles announced this week that it adopted the new rules, which go into effect July 1.
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Free passes, safer stations, rising gas prices and expanding lines are inspiring a new generation to ditch cars and ride transit.
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On the last Friday of every month, Wilshire and Western transforms into a human-centered movement that proves LA is more than just its gridlock.
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The state’s pilot program includes Los Angeles and five other cities.
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The city aims to calm traffic across two miles of surface streets in Pico Union and Koreatown, while giving pedestrians a low-stress alternative to busier streets in the area.
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Some say that while they welcome the new stations, concerns over affordable housing and bus infrastructure also need to be addressed.
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Tickets could start this fall after a 60-day grace period with fines running as high as $500.
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The plan is in response to dangerous speeding by e-bike riders and follows a rise in injuries.
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The goal of opening to the public in time for the World Cup likely won’t be reached.
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The 100-year-old route helped Black travelers to escape the Jim Crow South — but with sometimes deadly consequences.Listen 25:11
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With 60,695 citations for roughly 81,000 residents, parking tickets in Boyle Heights are rising faster than the rest of L.A.
