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    • LAT Opinion: Forget the Monorail, L.A. Needs A Sepulveda Pass Train
    • DA Gascon Seeks Information On Officers With Misconduct Records (LAT)
    • L.A. City Council Approves Problematic LAPD Community Services Program (@sahrasulaiman Twitter)
    • Activists Critical Of Garcetti's Tepid Redirection Of PD Funding (LAT)
    • L.A. Sheriffs Raid Offices Of Metro Contractor Peace Over Violence (Daily News)
    • Phillips 66 Settles Refinery Lawsuit, Commits To Better Control Pollution (Daily Breeze)
    • L.A. River Master Plan Needs To Do Right By Southeast Cities (LAT)
    • Urbanize on Metro's Proposed Fareless Pilot
    • Design Changes Led To CA High-Speed Rail Cost Overruns (LAT)
    • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills El Monte Motorcyclist (SGV Tribune)
    • Armored DUI Driver Smashes Through Pasadena Body Shop Gate (Pasadena Now)
    • Construction Proceeding On LAX People-Mover and More (Urbanize)
    • Proposed 3-Story Highland Park TOC Apartment Project Opposed By Some Homeowners (Urbanize)
    • 3-Story 27-Home Whittier Supportive Housing Project Breaks Ground (Urbanize)

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