Today’s Headlines
These are the last headlines of 2020. Streetsblog L.A. will not be publishing tomorrow through Sunday, returning Monday January 4.
By
Joe Linton
9:17 AM PST on December 30, 2020
- COVID Surging, Stay At Home Orders Extended (Daily News)
…Hospitals Full Now, January Expected To Be Worse (LAT)
…Hospitals Serving Poor, Non-White Hit Hardest (LAT, Daily Breeze)
…Hospitals Facing Oxygen Shortage (LAT)
…Full Hospitals Turn Away Ambulances (KTLA)
…Anti-Maskers Protest Restrictions At Fairfax Erehwon Market (LAT)
…Appeals Court Upholds Restaurant Dining Restrictions (LAT) - Year In Review: Protests Sparked Promises (LAist)
- Save the Mentor/Orange Grove Crosswalk (Pasadena Complete Streets Coalition)
- Deadly Street Racing Unfazed By Pandemic (Daily News)
…La Mirada Looking To Seize Cars Used By Street Racers (Whittier Daily News) - S.F. Rescue Mission Pairs Volunteers With Unhoused (LAT)
- Affordable Housing, River Bridge Taking Shape in NELA (Urbanize)
- 5-Story 60-Apartment TOC Building Rising In Silver Lake (Urbanize)
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