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By Joe Linton

9:25 AM PST on November 9, 2020

Joe Biden And Kamala Harris Win (Daily News, LAist)
…How L.A. Electeds Might Depart For DC (Politico)
…How Newsom Might Fill Harris’s Senate Seat (LAT, Daily News)
Councilmember Ryu Concedes To Raman (LAT, Eastsider)
District Attorney Lacey Concedes To Gascon (LAist, NBC)
San Diego Elects First Time Democrat Majority County Supervisors (LAT)
L.A. County Reports 2000+ New COVID Cases Four Days In A Row (Daily News, LAT)
Car Crashes Dropped 42 Percent During COVID (Daily News, CBS)
Driver Who Drove Truck Into Black Lives Matter Protest Released On $10M Bond (NBC)
LAPD Chief Announces How Department Will Handle Modest Cuts (LAT)
Judge Terms L.A. City Homeless Response Disgraceful (Daily News)
…New L.A. City Council Could Change Approaches To Solving Homelessness (LAT)
New Details On Vegas-Victorville High-Speed Rail (Urbanize)
South Pasadena Looks To Approve Climate Plan To Reduce Driving (Colorado Blvd)
Councilmember Mike Bonin Has A New Podcast: What’s Next Los Angeles?

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