Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:10 AM PST on February 8, 2021
- L.A. Vaccine Inequity Mirrors Problems Throughout U.S. (LAist)
…L.A. County COVID Trend Good, But Officials Fear Another Surge (LAT) - Carnage: Driver Dies In Hacienda Heights Solo Crash (Whittier Daily News)
…Sun Valley Hit-and-Run Driver In Multi-Vehicle Crash Kills One (Daily News)
…Driver Kills Pedestrian On 10 Freeway On-Ramp In West Covina (SGV Tribune)
…Driver Killed Crashing Into Truck In Sherman Oaks (Daily News) - Truck Driver Crashes Into Long Beach Police Chief, Now Recovering (LAT)
- Santa Clarita SUV Crash Sends Three To Hospital (Signal)
- Activists Block City Sweeps At El Pueblo (KNOCK.LA)
- 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)
- Plans For Phase III of Jordan Downs Redevelopment (Urbanize)
- LAT Looks Into Biden Push For Electric Cars
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