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    • LA COVID-19 Death Toll Reaches 320 (LAT)...CA, Oregon, and Washington To Coordinate Post-COVID Re-Opening (LAT)...Coronavirus Cases Near 2 Million Worldwide, 25 Thousand in CA (LAist)...Global Economy Worst Year Since Great Depression (LAT)
    • County Supervisors Consider Rental Assistance Proposal (Urbanize)
    • L.A. Can't Sieze Homeless' Possessions Solely Based On Size (LAT)
    • Health Depends On Immigrant Medical Workers (LAT)
    • Councilmember Bonin Calls For Family-Friendly Streets Under COVID-19 (Biking in L.A.)
    • COVID-19 Cut Car Traffic (LAist)
    • Crenshaw Light Rail Line Opening Delayed (LAT, Curbed)
    • Metro Board Meetings Resume Remotely This Week and Next (The Source)
    • How Can Agencies Keep Bus Drivers Safe From COVID-19? (SGV Tribune)
    • Metro Planning Noho G (Orange) Line Station Modifications (Urbanize)
    • Driver Smashes Into Metro Bus In Carson (Daily Breeze)
    • Streets for All Petition To Implement Mobility Plan During Re-Surface (Change.org)
    • Pioneering Civil Rights Lawyer Robert Garcia Dies, Fought For Parks, Park Access (KCET)...Garcia was part of historic bus rider lawsuit against Metro, pushed L.A. River and beach access

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