Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:34 AM PDT on October 19, 2020
- Metro Employee Stabbed, Killed in DTLA 7th Street Station (The Source, LAT, Daily News)
- Voter Registration Deadline Is Today (Eastsider)
- San Diego Coastal Residents Against Safety Fencing Planned For Rail Tracks (LAT)
- Driver Arrested in Hawthorne Hit-and-Run Crash (NBC4, Daily Breeze)
- GM To Run Robo-Cars In San Francisco (LAT)
- City Council Rejects Appeal, Support 6-Story Pico Union Apartments Project (Urbanize)
- Biden Climate Plan Would Be Good For California (LAT)
- Law Enforcement A Hot Issue In Mitchell-Wesson Supervisor Race (LAT)
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