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SFGate

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The 111-Year-Old Mountain Road That Kept California From Splitting in Half

California · 1d

SFGate

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The original LA-to-SF highway is falling apart. Locals are trying to help.

An important piece of California history is at risk of washing away.

Santa Clarita, CA · 1d
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KTLA

partner publisher · 278.3K followers

'Storm train' to bring dangerous conditions, high surf

Malibu, CA · 21h

ABC7

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Several cars stuck on flooded street in Wilmington area

Several cars became stuck along a flooded street near the Vincent Thomas Bridge in the Wilmington area Friday morning.

Los Angeles, CA · 19h

hoodline.com

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CicLAvia Rolls Into Pasadena Sunday, Shutting Colorado Boulevard to Cars for 10 Hours

Pasadena is shutting down a 2.7-mile stretch of Colorado Boulevard and Raymond Avenue to car traffic this Sunday, Nov. 15, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., as CicLAvia returns to the city for the first time in more than a decade. Parking along the route and the two temporary pop-up bike lanes will be banned starting at 4 a.m., and any vehicles left behind risk getting towed before most residents have even had their coffee.

Pasadena, CA · 1d

CBS LA

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Newport Beach campus e-bike parking ban frustrates neighborhoods

Since Newport-Mesa Unified School District trustees voted this year to ban younger students from riding e-bikes on campus, students are riding and parking them in the neighborhood instead.

Newport Beach, CA · 1d

foxla.com

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AI allegedly issuing $293 tickets

Drivers in Los Angeles argue AI-powered cameras are wrongfully issuing tickets to those who never even parked their vehicles to begin with.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

theeastsiderla.com

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Land, ramp closures; parking restrictions begin Sunday on SR 2

Echo Park—Caltrans work was planned to prompt overnight lane closures and parking restrictions beginning Sunday for an ongoing pavement rehabilitation project along state Route 2 in West Los Angeles, Hollywood and Echo Park. Work on the $70.2 million improvement project will take place from Sunday through next Friday on...

Los Angeles, CA · 9h

Long Beach Post

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Residents want a crackdown on trucks cutting through neighborhoods during bridge closure

West Long Beach is already burdened with pollution. Locals say drivers taking illegal detours will make it worse. The post Residents want a crackdown on trucks cutting through neighborhoods during bridge closure appeared first on Long Beach Post .

Long Beach, CA · 1d

mynewsla.com

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Lane, Ramp Closures Planned on 405 Freeway Beginning Monday

Motorists traveling through the Sepulveda Pass will face overnight lane, ramp and connector closures beginning Monday as work continues a $143.7 million pavement rehabilitation project on the San Diego (405) Freeway, Caltrans announced Friday. Work is scheduled from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Friday for shoulder reconstruction and...

Los Angeles, CA · 15h

Guessing Headlights

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Drivers Shocked and Emotional When an Old Steam Engine Thundered Along the Freeway

Imagine you are driving along the freeway, somewhere between Los Angeles and San Bernardino, and suddenly, a steam engine appears on the railroad next to the freeway. That sounds impossible, right? Well, not for these ... Read more

San Bernardino, CA · 21h

KTLA

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Another setback hits LAX’s long-delayed People Mover project

There’s yet another setback for the long-delayed People Mover project at Los Angeles International Airport. Fitch Ratings has downgraded debt tied to the project, now officially known as SkyLink, deeper into junk territory, warning that the project faces a possible technical default on roughly $1.2 billion in bonds. The credit agency lowered the rating on […]

Los Angeles, CA · 15h

LAist

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Everything you need to know about Long Beach’s speed cameras

It's a new era on Long Beach's streets. We're tracking what it means for you and whether it makes the city safer.

Long Beach, CA · 2d

Crafting Your Home

partner publisher · 61.0K followers

9 Passenger Trains That Carried Americans Across the Country

Nine named passenger trains, from the 20th Century Limited and Super Chief to Amtrak's Empire Builder and Coast Starlight, with details on routes, dates and what rode on board.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

picketfencemedia.com

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State Funding Prevents Major Metrolink Service Cuts in OC

Metrolink passengers traveling through San Clemente and other parts of Orange County will avoid significant service reductions after the state committed $20 million to help maintain the regional rail system’s operations. The California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA) announced the funding on Thursday, Nov. 5, preventing service cuts that were...

Orange County, CA · 2d

KTLA

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‘Storm train’ brings rain, thunderstorms to Southern California

The first in a series of storms has arrived over Southern California, bringing rain and thunderstorms Friday morning. “Widespread rain as we look at conditions right now,” KTLA’s Kirk Hawkins said shortly after 4 a.m. “Live lightning strikes and isolated thunderstorms.” Storm train arrives Video recorded in Malibu showed thunderstorms rolling in overnight in the […]

Southern California, CA · 21h

The Hollywood Reporter

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Microsoft Goes Down, and the Media Business Takes Off Early

It’s not just you: The Runyon Canyon and Baldwin Hills trails are unusually busy. The New Jersey Transit trains to Montclair and Metro North trains to Westchester really are more crowded. Xbox Slashing 3,200 Jobs In "Most Significant Restructure" in Platform's History The media business took off early on Thursday, and the bosses can blame Microsoft. The tech giant suffered a stunning global outage Thursday, putting Outlook, Teams, CoPilot and online version of Word, Excel and other software on ice, and work grinding (mostly) to a halt. Inside one midtown Manhattan media office, one employee said that as soon as it became clear the services weren’t coming back soon, folks headed for the door, braving the rain to try and get home early. Inside one newsroom, the programming and newsgathering had to go on, but one staffer said that the conversations migrated to Slack and text chains. The media business may still rely on old-fashioned technology: Film reels, cable wires and broadcast spectrum, but the internet has become its backbone, and an outage of this scale can grind an industry (or in this case much of the economy) to a halt. AI Companies Sold Us Their Vision of the Future

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

LAist

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Agency overseeing Amtrak Pacific Surfliner to get $1 million from state to study improvements

The money will be used to update a 2022 study to reflect changes since then to things like service schedules and needed infrastructure improvements.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

foxla.com

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LA couple fights $293 AI bus lane ticket, says dashcam video proves they never parked

LOS ANGELES - AI-powered cameras are helping cities crack down on traffic violations. But what happens when they get it wrong?. A Los Angeles couple says an AI-powered camera on a Metro bus wrongly ticketed them $293 for parking in a downtown L.A. bus lane. They say their dashcam video shows they were turning into a garage, not parked. The couple is contesting the ticket, while LADOT has yet to respond to FOX 11’s request for comment.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

recordgazette.net

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Banning to pay $370K for road improvements with Beaumont

Banning will reimburse Beaumont up to $369,580 for roadway improvements along Highland Springs Avenue at Ramsey Street, an intersection that straddles the boundary between the two cities. The Banning City Council unanimously approved a resolution, authorizing a cooperative agreement that establishes each city’s responsibilities for the project. Beaumont will oversee construction, including administration, inspection, traffic control and coordination with the contractor, while Banning will reimburse Beaumont for work within Banning’s jurisdiction. The project is part of Beaumont’s broader citywide pavement improvement program. Matich Corporation’s bid for the overall project was $3.43 million, with Banning’s share of the work estimated at $321,374. A 15% contingency brings Banning’s maximum reimbursement to $369,580.

Banning, CA · 3d