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    • L.A., Orange, S.F. Counties Shatter COVID Records, ICU Bed Shortages (LAT, Daily News)...COVID Cases Now Battering Suburban Counties (LAT)...How COVID Safe Are Various Activities? (LAist)
    • Film Shoots Take Precedence Over Unhoused Angelenos (KNOCK.LA)
    • CA Police Agencies Rejected Nearly Every Racial Profiling Complaint (LAT)
    • Nithya Raman Will Show How Progressive L.A. Really Is (LAT)
    • Is L.A. Becoming Bike-Friendly? (Crosstown)
    • Videos of Metro Testing Crenshaw/LAX Line Trains (Metro YouTube one and two)
    • Expo Westwood Greenway Nearly Completed (Urbanize)
    • Carnage: Two Critical Injured As Car Falls 100 Feet In Sylmar (Daily News)...Culver City Bus Driver Crashes Into, Kills Pedestrian (Nixle)
    • Offices Planned By Expo/Crenshaw Station (Urbanize)

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