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<p>Sahra is Communities Editor for Streetsblog L.A., covering the intersection of mobility with race, class, history, representation, policing, housing, health, culture, community, and access to the public space in Boyle Heights and South Central Los Angeles.</p>


Sahra Sulaiman

In the critical incident briefing video of the July 18 shooting of Jermaine Petit, LAPD juxtaposes the view from inside Sgt. Brett Hayhoe’s vehicle with footage from the officers pursuing Petit on foot. Hayhoe opens fire from inside his vehicle, sparking contagious fire from Glover.

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LAPD Sergeant Fired at Jermaine Petit from Inside Patrol Vehicle

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Venice Boulevard bus and bike lanes rendering – via LADOT Twitter

Bicycling

More Details on Bus and Bike Upgrades Planned for Venice Boulevard

Rendering of Reimagine Ventura Boulevard – via L.A. City storymap

Reimagine Ventura Blvd Is About Expanding Car Parking. Why Tout it as Bike Safety Project?

The 14 Freeway south of Palmdale – via Google Street View

Caltrans

Metro Looks to Widen the 14 Freeway in North Los Angeles County

The full Rail-to-River project runs approximately 10 miles across South and Southeast L.A. Segment A, currently under construction, runs along the Slauson corridor before heading southwest at Western and paralleling Hyde Park Boulevard. Segment B will run along the length of Randolph to the river. Source: Metro

LA Metro Re-Approves Original Rail-to-River Route After Dedicated Bike/Walk Path Scuttled

Photo via Metro

LA Metro

August 2022 Board Meeting Round-Up: L.A. Metro Raises Bus Driver Starting Salaries

The L.A. City Council voted unanimously against adopting Healthy Streets L.A. outright, which sends the measure to the March 2024 election

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City Council Declines to Approve Healthy Streets L.A., Pushing It to 2024 Ballot

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