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By Joe Linton

8:22 AM PST on November 28, 2018

Musk Sepulveda Tunnel Project Dead Due To Homeowner Org Lawsuit (LAT, NBC, ABC7)
Man Found Dead On Gold Line In Duarte, Suspect In Custody (ABC7, SGV Tribune)
Carnage: Redondo Beach 6-Vehicle Crash Kills Person (Daily Breeze)
…Whittier Hit-and-Run Killer Caught In Australia (Biking in L.A.)
Reseda Boulevard Receiving $17M Upgrade (Urbanize)
Street Vending Set To Be Legalized In L.A. (ELACC, Daily News)
City Announces Details For New San Pedro Bridge Housing (Daily Breeze)
PLUM Approves Historic Status For Old LAT Bldg, Redevelopment OK (Urbanize)
Ramparts Temple Hospital Razed, Site Being Redeveloped As Housing (Urbanize)
Anonymous Artist Is Upgrading Eastside Bus Stops (LAT)
ADU Construction Blocked Due To Power Lines (Curbed)
Black Friday Shows America’s Sad Parking Glut (CityLab)
Alhambra Bans E-Scooters (SGV Tribune)
…E-Scooters Arrive In Pomona (SGV Tribune)
More On CA’s Scary New Climate Change Report (LAT)

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