Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:35 AM PDT on May 27, 2020
- CA Reopening Too Quickly Is Risky (LAT)
…L.A. County COVID-19 Threat Still Looms (LAT)
…As County Reopening Stores, Religious Services (KTLA, Daily News) - Hit-and-Run Driver Seriously Injured Pedestrian Near Beverly Center (CBS)
- Big Oil Loses Legal Appeal In Climate Lawsuit (LAT)
- Move L.A. Encourages Folks To Take Metro’s BRT Survey
- Three Metro CNG Buses Catch Fire In Carson Yard (LAT, Daily Breeze)
- CA High-Speed Rail Critics Criticize Possible Operations Subsidy (LAT)
- Can E-Scooters Survive the Pandemic? (L.A. Magazine)
- 7-Story Koreatown Apartments Planned Near Wilshire/Vermont (Urbanize)
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