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8:32 AM PST on February 5, 2019

    • Black Kids On Bikes Promote Safety (Spectrum News)
    • New Video Released In Red Line Assault (ABC7)
    • Minor Injuries In Boyle Heights Hit-and-Run Crime (ABC7)
    • Excessive Parking Planned For Wilshire/Mariposa Towers At Purple Line (Curbed)
    • Mixed-Use TOC Planned At Highland/Melrose (Urbanize)
    • L.A. Controller To Audit Homelessness Spending (LAist)
    • Pace Bike-Share Opens In Santa Clarita (The Signal)
    • Chinatown's History Of Racism And Displacement (LAist)

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