Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:48 AM PDT on June 14, 2018
- Study: High Housing Cost Drives Up Homelessness (KTLA)
- Inter-Agency Transfers Will Require Tap Card Starting June 15 (The Source)
- More On Santa Monica Approving E-Scooter Regulations (LAT)
- Parker Center Demolition Could Start In Fall 2018 (Urbanize)
- Redditor Says Metro Red Line Train At 7th Caught On Fire, Evacuated
- CiclaValley Bikes Through Hollywood, Wins
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