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    • Carnage: Suspect Charged In Hit-and-Run That Killed Holocaust Survivor (LAT)
    • Star News Sees Generational Divide In Metro BRT Project Debate
    • 2019 Great Streets Challenge Grant Award Winners Announced
    • Heatwave [plus lots of driving] To Bring Bad Air Quality (LAT)
    • San Marino Rejects Metro Road Monies (Star News)
    • With Less Money Lundquist Got More Primary Votes Than Lee (LAT)
    • Planning Commission Approves Affordable Senior Housing For Hollywood (Urbanize)
    • LAPD Working To Erase Homeless People's Warrants For Minor Offenses (KTLA)
    • Will Next Olympic Clear Homeless Like L.A. Did In 1984? (Curbed)
    • The Fairness Of Congestion Pricing (Transfers)

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