Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:21 AM PDT on May 11, 2020
- CA COVID-19 Outlook Not Good (LAT)
- L.A. Unempolyment Hits 24 Percent (LAT)
- LAPD and LAFD See Rise In COVID-19 Cases (LAT)
- Metro Buses and Trains Now Require Masks (NBC4)
- LAist on Potential For Quick Build COVID-19 Walk/Bike Heathy Streets
…Long Beach Mayor Proposes Healthy Streets Improvements (Grunion)
…L.A. Left Behind on Worldwide Safe Healthy Streets (Biking in L.A.) - Pasadena Complete Streets Petition for Safe Opening of Rose Bowl Loop (Change.org)
- More On DTLA 7th Street Protected Bike Lanes (Urbanize)
- Carnage: Fatal Crash on 10 Freeway in Baldwin Park (Daily News, Reddit)
…Driver Kills One In Valley Village Crash (Daily News)
…Reward Offered In Fatal Hit-and-Run at 7th and Alameda (MyNewsLA)
…Police Seek Northridge Hit-and-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Motorcyclist (Daily News) - Tennants Can Sue Landlords Who Violate COVID-19 Eviction Restrictions (Urbanize)
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