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Get Tickets for Our May 9th Fundraiser Gala! (EventBrite, Facebook)
- Celebrate Transit Driver Appreciation Day March 18 (The Source)
- CSULA Breaks Ground On New 1500 Bed Dorm (Urbanize)
- Carnage: Cyclist Killed In Fontana Car Crash (Biking in L.A.)
- Sherman Oaks Folks Want Monorail Down 405 Freeway (Daily News)
- 7-Story Housing Project Under Construction At USC/Jefferson Expo Station (Urbanize)
- 65-Unit TOC Housing Planned In Hollywood Near 101 Freeway (Urbanize)
- Safe Parking For Homeless Coming To Glassell Park (Boulevard Sentinel)
- Third Of Times LAPD Used Force Involved Homeless Person (LAist)
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