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By
Joe Linton
8:55 AM PDT on October 21, 2020
- Carnage: Caltrans Contractor Killed By Hit-and-Run Driver On 110 Freeway (LAT, KTLA)
…Driver Dies From Hitting Power Pole In Agoura Hills (Daily News) - Read Investing in Place Moms and Mobility Report
- Ryu Assails Raman Over Supporters’ Calls To ‘Abolish’ Police (LAT)
…Ryu Accuses Raman Supporters Of Electioneering In Primary (Eastsider) - Walking Superhero Peatónito Laments About Los Angeles (L.A. Walks)
- Downey Police Remind Teen Drivers To Be Safe (Patriot)
- Sixth Street Bridge Falsework Means Arches Coming Soon (Eastsider)
- 4-Story 74-Home Affordable Housing Nears Completion In South L.A. (Urbanize)
- Inclusive Action Combats White Supremacy And Anti-Black Racism
- California Has 269,000 Homeless Students (LAT)
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