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Which Way, L.A.?

LA Prepares for Pacific Coast Headache

Traffic that regularly brings the Westside to a halt is about get a lot worse for a long time. Projects to repair a sewer on PCH, replace the California Incline and bring light rail into the heart of Santa Monica all will be in full swing — simultaneously.  Is one of America’s most livable areas about to become uninhabitable?

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By Warren Olney • Apr 1, 2015 • 25m Listen

Traffic that already brings the Westside to a halt on a regular basis to is about get a lot worse for a long time. Projects to repair a sewer on PCH, replace the California Incline and bring light rail into the heart of Santa Monica all will be in full swing — simultaneously. Is one of America’s most livable areas about to become uninhabitable?

Also, a new documentary shows how urban farmers forced UC Berkeley to revise plans for a commercial development on the shores of San Francisco Bay.

Photo: Pete Morris

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    Warren Olney

    former KCRW broadcaster

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    Mike Kessler

    freelance journalist

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