Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:28 AM PST on December 15, 2020
- L.A. COVID Hospitalizations Top 4000, Bed Shortage Coming (SGV Tribune, LAT)
- Survey Finds Angelenos Want Support For Bigger And Broader Changes To Policing (KNOCK.LA)
- LAPD Union Seeks To Raise $10M To Fight Layoffs (LAT)
- Crime Victims Group Speaks Out Against DA Gascon Reforms (ABC7)
- Long Beach Councilmember Rex Richardson Joins AQMD Board (2 Urban Girls, Press-Telegram)
- 40 Formerly Unhoused Families Move Into North Hills Housing (CBS2)
- One Year To Fix Housing In L.A. (Urbanize)
- Carnage: El Monte DUI Suspect Driver Kills One, Injures Two (SGV Tribune)
- Garcetti Says ‘In This Together’ But Doesn’t Meet With Advocates (KNOCK.LA)
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