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8:40 AM PDT on August 10, 2020

    • By the Time You Read This L.A. COVID Deaths Will Be More Than 5,000 (Eastsider)...Hopeful COVID Trend: L.A. County Hospitalizations Dropping Some (Daily Breeze)
    • How Transit Riders Are Managing During COVID (L.A. Magazine)
    • Metro Making Progress On Regional Connector DTLA Subway (The Source)
    • Metro Bus Hits, Kills Pedestrian In East L.A. (Eastsider)
    • As L.A. Driving Declined Under COVID, So Did Road Rage Citations (Crosstown)
    • Historian Declines, So Manhattan Beach Staff To Present Bruce's Beach History To Council (Daily Breeze)
    • L.A. Taco Questions Garcetti About Washing Stations and LAPD Masks
    • "Highway Pete" Tortoise Recovering From Calaveras County Car Crash (LAT)
    • LAT Blames Layers Of Consultants For A CA High-Speed Rail Bridge Construction Failure
    • Breaking: Santa Clarita Sheriff Deputies Draw Guns On Black Kids Who Called For Help (@RexChapman Twitter)
    • FoxLA Reporter Tweets Councilmember Bonin Called For Extra LAPD Patrols At His Home While Voting To Defund...Turns Out Calls Were Initiated By LAPD (Bonin Twitter, L.A. Podcast)
    • LAT Finds Lots Of Airbnb Listing Violate City Regulations
    • Proposed Tower Near Hollywood/Vine Would Be Apartments, Not Hotel (Urbanize)
    • Former Councilmembers Perry and Parks Blame Wesson Redistricting For Huizar Scandal (LAT)

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