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The city maintains its position that it has been doing road work largely in accordance with Measure HLA.
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That's because while the city adopted an ambitious mobility plan in 2015, it has barely followed it.
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Drivers frequently use Griffith Park Drive to avoid freeway traffic. Their cut-through route is now closed to cars, but open for people to walk, bike and ride horses.
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The train was traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago.
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An innovative, community-led micromobility experiment is underway for residents in Pacoima and surrounding communities.
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A new report finds that prices for domestic airline flights have risen 47% since January.
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There are multiple road closures and transit detours around downtown — with some that last through Saturday.
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The DeLorean Motor Company — the latest corporate iteration of the brand and not the creator behind the iconic 1980s model — is previewing an electric vehicle that will debut at a car show in August.
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The board’s decision comes after decades of studying and planning. Communities along the freeway have long advocated against adding more lanes through some of the worst-polluted communities in the U.S.
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Villanueva had taken issue with L.A. Metro’s current policing contract, which the sheriff’s department shares with the Los Angeles and Long Beach police departments.
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The Automobile Club of Southern California expects 3.1 million people to have a weekend getaway, and LAX anticipates 200,000 travelers starting today through the holiday weekend.
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Who loses and who gains as California cleans up its cars? Nearly 32,000 mechanics would lose jobs by 2040 under the proposed phaseout of new gas-powered cars. Electric companies would be the big winners.
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Amid the guerrilla safety group's action and the city's reaction, the number of pedestrians killed by drivers on L.A. streets continues to rise.
