Adolfo Guzman-Lopez had just finished at interview with a protester in Long Beach when he was struck near the bottom of his throat by a rubber bullet he believes was fired by an police officer.

Adolfo Guzman-Lopez had just finished at interview with a protester in Long Beach when he was struck near the bottom of his throat by a rubber bullet he believes was fired by an police officer.

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KPCC/LAist's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez Talks About Getting Shot In The Throat  With Rubber Bullet

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In a last-minute move, state legislators added language to a bill on Friday evening that street safety advocates say would threaten a long-planned project to slow speeding cars on Forest Lawn Drive near Griffith Park in Los Angeles.

 

The proposal, which would amend a larger bill if approved, targets projects that would reduce lanes on roads that provide access to “two or more adjacent cemeteries” in cities with populations over 2 million. Los Angeles is the only city in California large enough to meet that requirement. 

Since 2022, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation and the city council office of Nithya Raman, who is running for mayor, have studied and planned to reduce the number of lanes along a one-mile stretch of Forest Lawn Drive.

In a last-minute move, state legislators added language to a bill on Friday evening that street safety advocates say would threaten a long-planned project to slow speeding cars on Forest Lawn Drive near Griffith Park in Los Angeles.
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The proposal, which would amend a larger bill if approved, targets projects that would reduce lanes on roads that provide access to &ldquo;two or more adjacent cemeteries&rdquo; in cities with populations over 2 million. Los Angeles is the only city in California large enough to meet that requirement.&nbsp;
Since 2022, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation and the city council office of Nithya Raman, who is running for mayor, have studied and planned to reduce the number of lanes along a one-mile stretch of Forest Lawn Drive.

Will Forest Lawn Drive be reduced to three lanes? A last-minute bill aims to block the project

Robert Garrova on the Los Angeles Field Recording Club.

Robert Garrova on the Los Angeles Field Recording Club.

KPCC/LAist's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez Talks About Getting Shot In The Throat With Rubber Bullet

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