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By Joe Linton

9:03 AM PST on November 2, 2020

L.A. County Reporting High Numbers Of COVID Cases (Eastsider, LAT, Daily News)
The Appeal On Past, Present, and Future Of the District Attorney’s Office
Activists Protest UCLA Allowing LAPD Use of Jackie Robinson Stadium (Daily Bruin)
New Union Station Patsaouras Busway Station Open (NBC4, The Source)
Carnage: Driver Kills Two, Injures Two In Whittier Crash (Whittier Daily News)
…Two Killed, Four Hospitalized In Long Beach Freeway Crash (Daily News)
…One Dead, One Critically Injured In Head-On Crash In Northridge (Daily News)
Cyclist Killed In Venice Bicycle-Snatching (NBC4)
Contested Chatsworth Supportive Housing Project Files Plans (Urbanize)
L.A.-Vegas High-Speed Rail Fails To Sell Bonds (Trains.com, Bloomberg)
Ground Broken On New Phase Of Wilmington Waterfront Park (Urbanize)
Alissa Walker On Hollywood Target A Husk No More (Curbed)
Cities Are Boarding Up In Anticipation Of Election Night Protests (Curbed)

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