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    • COVID Vaccine System Hampered By Cheaters (LAist, LAT)
    • Preview of Today's Metro Board Meeting (The Source)...Policing Budget Increase Tentatively Pushed To March (The Source)...Alliance Still Urge Comments To Board To Reject Policing Increase (ACT-LA)
    • Black Lives Matter L.A. Pushes To Disband Police Unions (LAT, Daily News)
    • Two New Bus Shelters Point To Difficulty In Shelter Process (Investing in Place)
    • Sheriff Villanueva: Tiger Woods Crash "Purely An Accident" (LAT, KTLA)...Supervisor Hahn Calls For Safety Improvements Where Tiger Woods Crashed (Biking in L.A., LAT)
    • Carnage: Two Killed, Three Hospitalized In Century Blvd Crash (Daily News)...Driver Kills Man In Torrance Intersection (Daily Breeze)...Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Man On 5 Freeway In Boyle Heights (Eastsider)
    • Little Tokyo Group Fights Gentrification (L.A. Taco)
    • Pasadena Complete Streets Calls For New Crosswalk on Washington Blvd at Hudson
    • 7-Story 67-Home Building Under Construction In Koreatown (Urbanize)
    • Cm Buscaino Wants To Declare Rail R-O-Ws A Trash Nuisance (Daily News)
    • Crews Begin Clearing Trash Off Freeways After Expose (NBC)
    • Dorsey Nunn Pushes To Get Jim Crow Out Of CA Constitution (LAT)

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