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    • Ontario Airport Tunnel To Be Built By Elon Musk Boring Co (SGV Tribune)
    • L.A. Podcast Talks School Reopening With LAUSD Boardmember Kelly Gonez
    • Court Case Will Decide L.A. Approach to Unhoused (Substack)
    • Inglewood Treasurer Files $10M Retaliation Claim Against Mayor (Daily Breeze)
    • L.A. Building Permits Dropped 23 Percent In Final Months Of 2020 (Urbanize)
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    • LAT Looks Into Biden Push For Electric Cars

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