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Ryan Fonseca
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Former Associate Editor
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The outcomes of most crash investigations are not released publically, but given the celebrity status of the driver, the public got a rare glimpse into how crashes are investigated and how drivers are held accountable (or not).
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Metro leaders say they want to move faster to implement alternatives to armed policing on the system, but at the same time say they've been forced to give more money to law enforcement agencies this year to address "out of control" contract spending.
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L.A. Metro leaders say they want to move faster to implement alternatives to armed policing on the system, but also say they've been forced to give more money to law enforcement agencies this year to address "out of control" contract spending.
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Apart from the ARP funding, L.A. Metro officials said the agency is also set to receive more than $275 million to fund and accelerate the Regional Connector and Purple Line Extension projects.
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SB 550 would require speed camera pilot programs to be run by local transportation agencies, not police.
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State and local leaders call speed cameras a 'proven tool' to reduce speeding and save lives.
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Police say the teen driver was speeding in a Lamborghini SUV when he crashed into Monique Muñoz's car, killing her. He'd been recently cited for unsafe driving.
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Police say the teen driver was speeding in his Lamborghini SUV when he crashed into Monique Muñoz’s car at a high rate of speed, killing her. He’d been recently cited for unsafe driving.
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Officials with the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention announce new guidelines for those who have received a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Kamlager previously worked for State Senator Holly Mitchell, who won a seat on the L.A. County Board of Supervisors last year.
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A judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the ACLU, which argued that, in the wrong hands, the data could be weaponized against marginalized communities.
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The two-phase pilot would start in January 2022 and run to June 2023. Then Metro’s leaders could decide to continue or expand free transit to more riders and services.