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Ryan Fonseca
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Former Associate Editor
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Despite a slate of street safety improvements, preliminary city data shows 2019 pedestrian deaths are keeping pace with last year's figures.
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These deaths mark the fifth and possibly sixth cougars in a National Park Service study to be killed by rat poison.
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Metro says a recent study is "an important first step towards easing the disproportionate efforts women put in to making the transportation system work for them."
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Witnesses at the scene reported hearing loud "booms" and video from the station showed people walking out of the tunnel and onto the platform.
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L.A. City Councilman David Ryu hopes so.
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Pedestrian deaths have exceeded motor vehicle deaths on L.A. city streets every year since 2010.
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No one said renaming an entire transit system would be a smooth ride.
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Warped train tracks, sagging power cables and more bus breakdowns pose risks on public transit as SoCal heats up. Here's how Metro is preparing.
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The short answer: a perfect storm of bureaucracy. The long answer might make your brain cry.
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Data-crunching from our friends at Crosstown shows the riskiest curbs in the city. Act accordingly, people.
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The most recent rainbow suncatcher went up in Sherman Oaks in honor of Conor Lynch, who was 16 when he was fatally struck by a driver while jogging in 2010.
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"It's fun to search for bogeymen, but the enemy here truly is us."
