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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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A lawsuit brought against the driver and his family alleges the teen driver’s father, James Khuri, enabled and encouraged his son to drive recklessly.
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This “Universal Basic Mobility” is part of the city’s efforts to make transit and active transportation more accessible and equitable for Angelenos in disinvested neighborhoods.
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The county transit agency is considering a few options for a new line planned between Hollywood and Harbor Gateway North.
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The cases will be determined on a case-by-case basis, depending on the company. Here's a look at where each of the major U.S. airlines stands.
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The move by L.A. County comes two days after Metro dropped the face mask requirement, following a Florida federal court decision that eliminated the mandate on public transportation.
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Despite adopting two initiatives aimed at making L.A. streets safer and more accessible, more people are dying in crashes. A coalition of community advocates are working on a ballot measure to compel the city to follow the street improvement plan it adopted in 2015.
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The mask-wearing requirement had been initially imposed in early 2021, shortly after President Joe Biden took office.
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The EVs were eventually added to LADOT’s parking enforcement fleet following an investigation into wasteful city spending.
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“The city doesn't keep us safe, so we keep us safe," a secretive group proclaimed after painting crossings in East Hollywood. They say they’re just getting started.
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Newsom also proposes $750 million in grants for local transit agencies to offer up to three months of free rides. He must negotiate a final deal with the legislature.
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Who are we kidding? Everybody hates waiting in line at the DMV.
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Irvine Assemblymember Cottie Petrie-Norris says the rebate would be equivalent to suspending the state's 51 cents per gallon excise tax for a year.
