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    • Metro Bus Ridership Continues To Decline (LAT)
    • The Source Previews Today's Metro Board Meeting
    • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills One, Injures Another in Long Beach (KTLA)...Reward For Info On Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Holocaust Survivor (Daily News)...Pasadena Man Sentenced 1 Year For deadly Hit-and-Run (Star News)...Huntington Park Hit-and-Run Driver Leaves Cyclist In Coma (CBS)
    • Silver Lake's Rowena Road Diet Is Here To Stay (Los Feliz Ledger)
    • 101-Unit Affordable Housing Planned By Vermont/Beverly Red Line Station (Urbanize)
    • L.A. Approves High-Rise Mixed-Use At Hollywood Amoeba Music Site (Urbanize, Curbed)
    • Silver Lake Must Seize Opportunities For Public Space (Eastsider)
    • L.A. Sanitation and Goodwill Planning Lincoln Hts Mixed-Use Development (Urbanize)
    • Nobody Knows What To Do About L.A. Homelessness (Atlantic)
    • Southern California Is Nation's Most Rent-Burdened Region (LAist)
    • L.A. Seeks $1.2B From CA To End Homelessness (ABC7, LAT)

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