Today’s Headlines
- Regulators Don't Know If CA Oil Companies Are Complying With Laws (ProPublica)
- More LA Sheriff’s Officials Accused of Misconduct in ‘Banditos’ Deputy Gang Lawsuit (LAist)...Sheriff Fights Subpoena Over Secret Deputy Gangs (Courthouse News Service)
- Video Shows Details of Pasadena Police Shooting of Black Man (LAT)
- More on the Push for Justice For Monique Munoz, Killed by Speeding Driver (L.A. Taco)
- Driver Plows Through Diamond Bar Protest Against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes (KTLA5)
- Seven Injured In 405 Freeway Three-Car Crash (Daily News)
- Unhoused Activists Push Against Echo Park Lake Closure (Eastsider, LAT)
- Progress on DTLA's The Grand by Gehry (Urbanize)
- Biden $3T Infrastructure Plan Could Invest A Great Deal In California (LAT)...But Vartabedian Couldn't Resist Using This to Kick High-Speed Rail Again (LAT)
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