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    • Can CA Contain Coronavirus Surge? (LAT)...L.A. COVID Hospitalizations Surging (Daily News)...L.A. County COVID Testing Expanding In Some Underserved Areas (Eastsider, Daily News)
    • Sheriff Official Under Investigation For Comments On Guardado Killing (LAist, Daily News)
    • Metro A/Blue Line Turns 30 (The Source)
    • Police Arrest Woman Who Assaulted Culver City Bus Driver (KTLA)
    • Culver City Approves Mobility Lanes And Open Air Trolley (Urbanize)
    • Metro D/Purple Line Construction Progress Video (The Source)
    • For Outdoor Dining And Walking, Burbank Closes San Fernando Road Downtown
    • Sample Letter To Open Country Club Park Neighborhood Gates (Hoff the Beaten Path)
    • CA Prop 15 Is Much Needed Reform Of Prop 13 (LAT)

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