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By Joe Linton

9:04 AM PDT on September 24, 2020

In L.A., Hundreds Protest Breonna Taylor Decision (LAT, Daily News)
Metro Board Votes Today On 20% Service Cut Compared To Last Year (Investing in Place)
…The Source Preview Gaslight Spin Untrue: “We are not proposing ANY additional cuts”
…Crenshaw Line: No December Completion, Liquidated Damages Lawsuit Likely
CA Governor Newsom Orders Phase-Out Of Gas Cars (LAT)
…2035 Phase-Out Plan Details (LAT)
Metro Cancels Westside Bike-Share For Next Four Months (CBS)
Carnage: Driver Kills One In 405 Freeway Crash In Gardena/Torrance (Daily Breeze)
…Mountain Lion Found Dead On Freeway In Calabasas (Daily News)
L.A. City Pays $23M To Victim Who Lost Legs In City Vehicle Crash (LAT)
Strava Data Shows Bicycling Up In L.A. (Biking in L.A.)
Stakeholder Groups Push For More Community Benefits In New DTLA Plan (Urbanize)
L.A. Master Planning Sepulveda Basin (Urbanize)
County Art Museum Demolition Nearly Done (Urbanize)
CA Fossil Fuel Power Plants Dying Of Old Age (LAT)
5-Story 24-Apartment Complex Planned By Pasadena Memorial Park Station (Urbanize)
Partisan Divide In CA Acknowledging Climate Change Fuels Wildfires (LAT)

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