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Today’s Headlines

8:54 AM PDT on June 19, 2017

    • Safety, Metrics, Affordability Needed In Metro Measure M Guidelines (Investing in Place)
    • 710 Freeway Proponents Take Case To Court, State (SGV Tribune)
    • Proterra Betting On Future Of Electric Bus Industry (LAT)
    • Everyone Loves L.A., That's the Problem (LAT)
    • LAT Opinion: L.A. Needs Affordable Housing Linkage Fee
    • Surge In Latino Homeless A Whole New Phenomenon (LAT)
    • Carnage: Speeding Wrong-Way Freeway Driver Kills Two In Fullerton (LAT)
    • 640+ Units Of Affordable Housing Coming To Long Beach (Urbanize)

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