Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:56 AM PDT on October 28, 2020
- Four So. Cal. Counties, Including L.A., See New Surge In COVID Cases (LAT)
…L.A. County To Remain In Most Restrictive COVID Tier For Now (Daily News) - LAPD Cracks Down On Dodger Victory Celebrations (LAT)
…LAPD Shot At Multiple Journalists Covering Celebrations (@josie_huang Twitter) - LAPD Will Record Aerial Filming Of Protests (LAT)
- Auditor Blames California For Exide Clean Up Delays (LAT, Daily News)
- L.A. City Council To Vote On Homeless Camping Ban (LAT, LAist)
…Proposal Would Further Criminalize Poverty (Inclusive Action) - Santa Clarita Opens New Metrolink Parking, Ground Broken For New Station (Signal)
- New Details On L.A.-Las Vegas High-Speed Rail (LV Review Journal)
- Planned Crenshaw/Expo TOD Increases Affordable Housing (Urbanize)
- County Funds Homeless Housing At Whittier and Long Beach Hotel Sites (Daily News)
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