Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:05 AM PDT on October 2, 2020
- Long Beach Soon Opening Postcard Bridge (LAT)
…Bridge Has Bikeway That Won’t Open For A Year+ (LB Post) - Cm Harris-Dawson Requests Report On Loss Of USC-Area Affordable Housing (Urbanize)
- Rash 911 Caller Accuses Latino Grandfather Of Kidnapping Blonde Grandson (LAT)
- Carnage: Driver Kills 13-Year-Old In 110 Freeway Car Crash Near DTLA (Daily News)
…Driver Kills Woman In Koreatown Hit-and-Run Crime (ABC7) - $18.6 Million Project Would Clean Lincoln Park Lake and Green Streets (Eastsider)
- Long Beach’s Market Street Getting Safety Improvements (LB Press Telegram)
- Public Comments Open On Dodger Stadium Aerial Gondola Project (The Source)
- Why No License Plates On New Cars, Despite Law (SGV Tribune)
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