Today’s Headlines
Streetsblog L.A. will be off Monday for Yom Kippur - back on Tuesday
By
Joe Linton
9:13 AM PDT on September 25, 2020
- CA COVID-19 Cases Top 800,000 (LAT)
- Driver Plows Through Breonna Taylor Protest (LAT, ABC7, Daily Breeze)
- More On Metro Board Approving Service Cuts (LAT,
- DA Declines Sheriff Case Against KPCC Reporter Huang (LAT)
- Rethinking Law Enforcement Role In Traffic Safety (LAist)
- Judge Rules Against L.A. City Anti-Unhoused Bulky Item Notice Practices (Los Angeleno)
- Plan Commission Denies Appeals, Supports 30-Story Hollywood Tower Housing (Urbanize)
- 7-Story 264-Unit Apartments Planned Near MacArthur Park (Urbanize)
- No God-Given Right To Buy Gas Car (LAT)
…KPCC Airtalk Discusses Governor’s Plan To Phase Out Gas Cars
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