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Joe Linton
8:52 AM PDT on June 12, 2018
- Dodgers Gondola Takes A Step Forward (SGV Tribune)
- Carnage: Long Beach Driver Kills Man In Wheelchair (ABC7)
…Three Car Crash Kills Two On 5 Freeway In Pacoima (LAT, Daily News) - Racist Statement Made By Metrolink Staff In Riverside (Facebook video)
Metrolink’s Official Response (Metrolink Facebook) - L.A. Taco Looks Into ‘Woon’ Frazier Hit-and-Run
- East L.A. Bus Stabbing Victim Dies (Eastsider)
- 40 Percent Of Angelenos Struggle With High Cost Of Rent (Curbed)
- Plans Filed For Angels Landing Tower DTLA Development (Urbanize)
- Driver Wrongly Accelerates, Nearly Breaks Through Santa Monica Parking Structure (SM Daily Press)
- Listing Of Cities With Variable-Price Performance Parking Programs (Reinventing Parking)
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