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Eyes on the Street: LAPD, Clear Channel and XXX are releasing new billboard against hit-and-run crimes. Image via Clear Channel
Eyes on the Street: This morning, LAPD and Clear Channel Outdoor are revealing a new billboard campaign against hit-and-run crimes. Image via Clear Channel Outdoor
Eyes on the Street: LAPD, Clear Channel and XXX are releasing new billboard against hit-and-run crimes. Image via Clear Channel
    • Farebox Recovery Percentage Is A Misleading Metric For Metro (Investing in Place)
    • Valley Leadership Calls For Greater Transit Expenditures (Daily News)
    • A Look At the Historic Politics Of Valley Secession (Tropics of Meta)
    • West Covina Cyclists Killed By Hit-and-Run Driver (SGV Tribune)
    • Carson Cyclist Killed By Shipping Container Falling From Truck (LAT)
    • County Supervisors Approve Affordable Housing Plan (Sheila Kuehl, KPCC, LAT)
    • County Supervisors Approve $2M For Exide Clean-Up (LAT)

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