Statement by Supervisor and Metro Board Member Mark Ridley-Thomas on the 710 Freeway
March 9, 2018
Statement by Supervisor and Metro Board Member Mark Ridley-Thomas on the 710 Freeway
Breaking News
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- Visit Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza for Holiday Photos with Santa
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710 freeway
Metro Board Redirects $700 Million Away From 710 Freeway Tunnel
June 1, 2017
the Metro Board of Directors voted last Thursday to redirect its $700 million for the project to alternative street improvements.
Freeway Dedication Signs Unveiled for Fallen Compton Police Officers
December 1, 2016
Special honor for fallen Compton Police officers