Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:22 AM PDT on October 3, 2019
- How Strip Malls Took Over Much of Los Angeles (Curbed)
- Daily News On Walk To School Day
- Apparent Suicide Slams Into Expo Train in DTLA (LAFD Twitter, Reddit)
- Downtown News Previews This Sunday’s CicLAvia
- Wheelchair Photo Jolted Readers To Be More Aware Of Sidewalk Issues (LAT)
- Carnage: Driver Guilty Of Murder In Crash That Killed Three In Huntington Beach (LAT)
- Downey Resident Wins L.A.’s Safest Driver Contest (NY Times)
- Los Feliz Ledger On New North Atwater L.A. River Multi-Use Bridge
- Construction Underway For 44-Unit Mariachi Plaza Housing (Curbed)
- 57-Story Tower Planned For Figueroa/Olympic Car Wash Site (Urbanize, Curbed)
- 5-Story 284-Unit Gold Line Adjacent Mixed-Use Planned (Urbanize)
- County Switches To Second Choice Developer for 3rd Street East L.A. Site (Urbanize)
- ‘Keep Pasadena Moving’ Leader Says Safety Fads Create Problems (Pasadena Now)
- Argonaut Interviews Councilmember Mike Bonin On Homelessness
…Bonin Pushes To Expand Innovative Homelessness Initiatives
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