"Los Angeles Freeway Fires Spark Concerns and Opportunities for Public Transit"

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The fire-damaged portion of the 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles will not be demolished and is expected to partially reopen within 3-5 weeks, according to Governor Gavin Newsom. The closure, caused by an arson fire, is between Alameda Street and the East Los Angeles Interchange. Mayor Karen Bass urged commuters to continue working from home and avoid using surface streets to alleviate congestion. Public transportation alternatives are being encouraged, and Metrolink will expand service on its San Bernardino Line. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and the City Council approved a motion to address the challenges caused by the fire.
- 10 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles will not be demolished, expected to reopen within 3-5 weeks, Newsom says KABC-TV
- Another fire burns underneath another Los Angeles freeway KTLA 5
- KCAL Investigation: Did a 2018 memo outlining potential freeway fire hazards get ignored? KCAL News
- Letters to the Editor: Weeks to fix the 10 Freeway? If only rail corridors got that attention Los Angeles Times
- Editorial: The 10 Freeway closure is an opportunity to make public transit shine Los Angeles Times
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