Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:21 AM PDT on October 14, 2019
- LAPD To Cut Back On Driver Stops After Racial Profiling Shown (LAT)
- Police Shot/Kill Armed Man At El Monte Busway Station (SGV Tribune, KTLA)
- West Covina To Add In-Street Crosswalk Lights (SGV Tribune)
- Carnage: West Covina Carjacking Suspect Crashes, Kills Two (SGV Tribune)
…Driver Crashes and Dies On 101 Freeway In Encino (LAT) - L.A. Testing Out Loads On Nearly-Complete Multi-Use River Bridge (BoE Instagram)
- Stadium Spurring Inglewood Home Prices Escalation (Curbed)
- 5-Story 68-Unit Development Planned Near Vermont/Beverly Station (Urbanize)
- Proposed Claw-Like Morphosis WeHo Sunset Development Has Detractors (Curbed, WeHoVille)
- LAT, Daily News Call Legit Use of CA Transpo Funds for Rail A Bait and Switch
- Governor Newsom Vetoes Statewide Complete Streets Bill (Biking in L.A., CalBike)
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