Chait rose through the ranks from teacher to administrator at Los Angeles Unified over nearly three decades.

Chait rose through the ranks from teacher to administrator at Los Angeles Unified over nearly three decades.

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Everything to know about LAUSD's new superintendent Andres Chait

A judge has ruled that a Metro bus project in a congested area of Los Angeles can go forward, for now, without incorporating bike lanes that street safety advocates argue are required by city law. 

 

The $400 million project will add dedicated bus lanes along a more than 12-mile-long stretch of Vermont Avenue between 120th Street and Sunset Boulevard. The stretch of road has among the highest rates of pedestrian deaths and injuries in the city. 

 

The ruling from June 15 is a decision on an injunction request that’s part of a lawsuit brought by Joe Linton, who argues that L.A.’s role in the design and permitting process of the project triggers Measure HLA street safety improvements. The L.A. City Attorney and Metro have rejected that interpretation of the law.

A judge has ruled that a Metro bus project in a congested area of Los Angeles can go forward, for now, without incorporating bike lanes that street safety advocates argue are required by city law.&nbsp;
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The $400 million project will add dedicated bus lanes along a more than 12-mile-long stretch of Vermont Avenue between 120th Street and Sunset Boulevard. The stretch of road has among the highest rates of pedestrian deaths and injuries in the city.&nbsp;
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The ruling from June 15 is a decision on an injunction request that&rsquo;s part of a lawsuit brought by Joe Linton, who argues that L.A.&rsquo;s role in the design and permitting process of the project triggers Measure HLA street safety improvements. The L.A. City Attorney and Metro have rejected that interpretation of the law.

 Judge rules Vermont Avenue bus project will move ahead, for now, without bike lanes

LAist's Jill Replogle explains how a judge's ruling this week could forever change how Huntington Beach voters cast their ballots.

LAist's Jill Replogle explains how a judge's ruling this week could forever change how Huntington Beach voters cast their ballots.

Ranked-choice voting may be coming to OC

The former state parks superintendent who oversaw Orange County beaches faces 18 years behind bars if convicted of the allegations. LAist's Jill Replogle has more.

The former state parks superintendent who oversaw Orange County beaches faces 18 years behind bars if convicted of the allegations. LAist's Jill Replogle has more.

Everything to know about LAUSD's new superintendent Andres Chait

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