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    • California Braces for Spike in Coronavirus Deaths (LAT)
    • Op/Ed : You Shouldn't Need a Car to Get a COVID Test (LAT)
    • Billion Dollar NoHo Station Development Begins Enviro. Review (Urbanize)
    • Is Geoffrey Palmer LA's Worst Developer? (City Watch)
    • It's Still Really Expensive to Buy a Home in California (LAT)
    • Very Few 911 Calls Are for Violent Crimes (LAT)
    • Kareem : How to Keep Momentum for Social Justice (LAT)
    • Speed Cameras Can Help Reduce Unneeded Interactions with Police (Daily News)
    • High Speed Rail Plan for San Bernardino to Vegas Is Being Considered (Urbanize)
    • Is It Safe to Get Back on the Bus? Transit Agencies Are Figuring It Out (SF Chronicle)
    • Riders Are Worried (World Economic Forum)

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