Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:43 AM PST on December 23, 2020
- L.A. COVID Spike Literally Off the Charts (LAT)
…L.A. County COVID Deaths Surpass 9,000 (LAT) - How Activists Homesteaded Caltrans El Sereno Homes (LAT)
- Garcetti Issues Rare Veto Of Funds Cut From LAPD Budget (LAist, LAT)
- Sheriff Top Aide Alleged To Have Used Racial Slurs (LAT)
- Too Many Bicyclists Never Made It Home (Biking in L.A.)
- LADOT Seeks Input On 4th Street Upgrades (Streets for All)
- Around on Bikes Interview Streets for All Founder Michael Schneider
- LAist Will Miss East Hollywood’s El Gran Burrito
…Twitter notes that article fails to mention site will be 187 transit-oriented low-income homes - West Hollywood Approves Transgender Flag Crosswalks, Inclusive Rainbow Crosswalks (WeHoVille)
- 5-Story 54-Unit Affordable Senior Housing Under Construction At Pico/Crenshaw (Urbanize)
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