Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:42 AM PDT on May 7, 2020
- Some Businesses Can Re-Open Starting Friday (LAist, Daily News)
…L.A. and Bay Area Taking Re-Opening Cautiously (LAT) - L.A. Has New Free Legal Services For COVID-19 Impacted People (Urbanize)
- LAX and LADOT Transit Requiring Masks (KTLA, LAT)
- UCLA Study Says COVID-19 Clean Air Could Last, Changes Benefit Poor and Economy (UCLA)
- Reopening Main Streets with Outdoor Dining and Parklets (Studio One Eleven)
- Jordan Downs Redevelopment Phase Nears Completion (Urbanize)
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