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    • Boyle Hts And S.E. L.A. Families Still Poisoned By Exide Battery Plant (L.A. Taco)
    • Carnage: South L.A. Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Two (KTLA)...Valley Glen Driver Crash Puts Pedestrian In Critical Condition (Daily News)
    • WeHo Approves Losing Some Parking To Close Bike Lane Gap (WeHoVille)
    • Garcia Announces Metro Will Continue To Run DTLB-DTLA Shuttle (Press Telegram)
    • Metro Testing Trains On the New Green/Crenshaw Wye Junction (The Source)
    • Pacoima/Sun Valley Youth On Climate Front Line (Daily News)
    • High-Speed Rail Foe Accuses Boardmember Of Conflict (LAT)
    • New Rendering For TOD Housing At Santa Monica/Western (Curbed, The Source, Urbanize)
    • Veterans Supportive Housing Planned For County Site In Downey (Urbanize)
    • Expo/Sepulveda Station TOD Nearing Completion (Urbanize)
    • L.A. Plans To Scale Back Proposed Homeless Sleeping Restrictions (Curbed, LATDaily News)
    • Downtown News Looks At El Puente Bridge Housing At One Year
    • Climate Change Is Killing Oceans (LAT)
    • Trump Officials Threaten To Withhold CA Transportation Funding Over Clean Air (WaPo, Sacto Bee)

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