Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:05 AM PST on November 30, 2020
- New Safer At Home COVID Orders Start Today (LAist, LAT)
…County COVID Death Rate Points To Horrid December (LAT) - Caltrans/CHP Evict Families From Vacant El Sereno Homes (LAist, ABC7, Daily News, LAT)
- Carnage: Motorcyclist Struck and Killed By Three Hit-and-Run Drivers On South L.A. Freeway (ABC7)
…Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian In Long Beach (CBS2)
…Driver and Passenger Killed In Freeway Rollover Crash In Pasadena (Daily News)
…LAPD-Involved Multi-Car Crash On 101 Freeway Sends Several To Hospital (Daily News) - Proposed Dodgers Stadium Gondola Ignites Controversy (LAT)
- More Context On Restarting Metro Little Tokyo Joint Development (Urbanize)
- Cedillo Pushes For City To Use COVID Funds To Buy Chinatown Apartment Building (LAT)
- Protests At Mayor’s Home Urge Against Biden Cabinet Post (Daily News)
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