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A rendering of a bus-only lane on Colorado Boulevard in Eagle Rock.<\/p>\n
Courtesy METRO<\/p>\n
Work begins on dedicated bus line through Eagle Rock<\/p>\n
Eagle Rock\u2014Work has begun on a dedicated bus line between North Hollywood and Pasadena, according to Metro spokesperson Melissa Colman. Urbanize<\/a> reported that a groundbreaking ceremony took place last week for the 18-mile North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit line<\/a>, with a route partly on Colorado Boulevard. The project has triggered pushback in Eagle Rock, where plans have included a road diet<\/a> along Colorado Boulevard.<\/p>\n
Lawsuit by swap meet against city is dismissed<\/p>\n East Hollywood\u2014A lawsuit involving the L.A. City College Swap Meet has been dismissed. LACC Swap Meet Inc. CEO Phillip Dane had sued, saying the city and Councilman Hugo Soto-Martinez have not controlled sidewalk vendors, operating just outside the parking lot where the weekend event takes place<\/a>, and that they undercut business in the swap meet. The judge ruled that Soto-Martinez\u2019s support of street vending fell within First Amendment protections. Dane told The Eastsider, “This was about the City refusing to uphold the law. It was about the City allowing a councilmember to ignore an ordinance.” My News L.A.<\/a><\/p>\n Support Eastside Community News \u2014 Now Tax-Deductible<\/p>\n You can now make a tax-deductible contribution to support The Eastsider\u2019s civic and accountability coverage on the Eastside.<\/p>\n Choose what works for you: <\/p>\n \u2022 Become a monthly supporter and help us reach 500 neighbors funding daily reporting<\/p>\n \u2022 Make a single gift to our new Eastside Community News Fund<\/p>\n Strong local news keeps residents informed and leaders accountable.<\/p>\n Thank you for your consideration.<\/p>\n \u2014Jes\u00fas Sanchez, Publisher<\/p>\n
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