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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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