Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:13 AM PDT on May 30, 2019
- Valley Considers Orange Line Parking For Homeless Shelters (Daily News)
- SCAG Hosting Workshops To Ease Traffic (SGV Tribune)
- Mural-Ads Promote Homeless Housing vs. NIMBYs (Curbed)
- City Settles Homeless People’s Property Lawsuit, Issues Remain (LAT)
- 42-Story Apartment Tower Proposed By Wilshire/La Brea (Urbanize)
- Koretz Supports Bike-Friendly Rosewood Across La Brea (Biking in L.A., Beverly Press)
- Plan Commission Supports Pico-Robertson TOC Project Against Challenge (Urbanize)
- State Assembly Approves Rent Control Bill (KTLA)
…LAT Editorial: To Solve CA Homelessness, Protect Renters - Three Design Options For L.A. River Crown Jewel Site Taylor Yard (Urbanize)
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