Today’s Headlines
SBLA will be publishing lightly today through January 1. No "This Week..." until 2020.
By
Joe Linton
8:44 AM PST on December 23, 2019
- Kenny Uong Has An Impressive TAP Card Collection (Twitter)
- Three Unoccupied Propane Buses Catch Fire At LAX-it (KTLA, CBS2, LAT)
- CA High-Speed Rail Chief Responds To Lopez (LAT)
- Update On West Valley L.A. River Bikeway Plans (CiclaValley)
- Two-Car NoHo Crash Sends Big Rig Into Liquor Store (News Maven)
- Rain Mudslides Close Malibu Road, Could Trouble Sepulveda Pass (LAT)
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- 87-Unit Affordable Housing Planned On Broadway In South L.A. (Urbanize)
- 53-Unit Apartment Complex Planned At Future LAX Rail Station (Urbanize)
- TOC Apartment Complex Planned On Virgil In East Hollywood (Urbanize)
- HUD Attributes U.S. Homelessness Rise To California (NBC)
- Black, Homeless And Burdened By L.A.’s Legacy Of Racism (NYT)
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