Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:57 AM PDT on March 22, 2021
- Steve Lopez Supports Automated Speed Cameras For Safer Streets (LAT)
- LAPD Officers Fire On Persons In Two Incidents – in Westlake and El Sereno (LAT)
…Five Police Shootings In Four Days (Daily News) - How the L.A. Sheriffs Departments Tries to Control Narratives (KNOCK.LA)
- What Is Going On With LAPD Helicopter Surveillance (KNOCK.LA)
- History of Gangs Inside the L.A. Sheriffs Department (KNOCK.LA)
- Carnage: Street Racing Driver Kills Woman In West Hills (Daily News, LAT, NBC4)
…Driver Kills Two Walking In Lakewood Crosswalk (KTLA5) - Driver Crashes Into Building In Hollywood Injuring Four People (LAT, Daily Breeze)
- Santa Clarita Buying Two CNG Transit Buses To Retire Diesel Buses (Signal)
- More Arches Visible As Construction Proceeds On 6th Street Viaduct (Urbanize)
- Bonin Podcast: Can A Court Solve L.A. Homelessness? (part1, part2)
- The Steep Cost of Building More Shelters (Substack)
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