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    • Inspector General Says Sheriff Lied About Reporter Arrest (Los Angeles Magazine)
    • Two Supervisors Call For Sheriff Villanueva To Resign (Daily News)...Oversight Board Members Call For Sheriff Villanueva To Resign (LAT)
    • Sheriff Claims New Version Of Dijon Kizzee Shooting (LAist, LAT, Daily News, ABC7)...Sheriff Account Contradicted By Video (@sahra Twitter)
    • Prison Guard Union Video Places Bullseye On Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer (LAT)
    • How Defunding School Police Will Work (LAT)
    • Carnage: Driver Slams Into Pomona Home, Kills Woman Inside (CBS2)...Driver Kills Cyclist In Compton (Biking in L.A.)
    • Renderings Of the Planned Dodgers Stadium Aerial Gondola (Urbanize)
    • Human Bones Discovery Pauses OC Streetcar Construction (LAT)
    • Planning Commission Denies Appeals, Supports Housing In Palms and Hollywood (Urbanize)
    • County Approves $105M For Supportive Housing In Panorama City and East L.A. (Urbanize)
    • Enviros Sue Port of L.A. Over Pollution (Daily News)
    • Newsom Pledges Giant Leaps Against Climate Change, Will He Follow Through? (LAT)

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