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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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A possible change to the city code would let churches and businesses near the city’s stadium zone charge visitors for parking.
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A citywide analysis of neighborhoods shows streetlight repair requests rising in some areas, while Boyle Heights and Westlake saw modest declines.
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Fees paid by airline passengers keep piling up, even as airport security officers work without pay.Listen 3:23
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At a Long Beach City Council meeting last week, council members told officials to come up with a plan to speed up safety measures.
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The vote by the Los Angeles World Airports Board of Commissioners was unanimous.
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The road will be closed from Rondell Street to Hydepark Drive.Listen 0:38
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The issue will be discussed by the airport’s Board of Commissioners Tuesday.
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Redesign along a 3.4-mile stretch from Crenshaw Boulevard to Figueroa Street would add crosswalk improvements, protected bicycle lanes and remove about 270 parking spaces.
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Metro says they’re waiting for the Los Angeles Fire Department to weigh in, but the fire department says they're waiting for Metro.
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Metro will run buses to and from SoFi Stadium for World Cup matches this summer.
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The iconic stretch of Hollywood Boulevard from Orange Drive and Highland Avenue will be fully closed.
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After Angelenos voted the city’s worst parking last year, the social media competition is pitting infamous intersections against each other.Listen 0:43