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SBLA will be off tomorrow for César Chávez Day - back Thursday

By Joe Linton

9:28 AM PDT on March 30, 2021

Experts: COVID Is Not Over (LAT)
L.A. Driving Has Returned To Pre-Pandemic Levels (KTLA)
Metro Tweaks Eagle Rock BRT Plans, Meeting Thursday (Urbanize)
Metro Begins Environmental Review For Arts District B/D Line Station (Urbanize)
More On Metro’s $0.7B Santa Clarita 5 Freeway Widening (The Source, SCV News)
L.A. County Wants Out Of Federal Homelessness Lawsuit (LAist)
Carnage: Wrong Way Driver Kills Two On 110 Freeway in DTLA (Daily News, ABC7)
…Two Drivers Struck, Killed Person On 138 Freeway In Pearblossom (AV Times)
…Driver Killed In Multi-Vehicle Freeway Crash In East L.A. (Eastsider)
Women’s Center Plans Permanent Supportive Housing In DTLA (Urbanize)
Echo Park Neighborhood Council Ballot Request Deadline Today (Eastsider)
…More on Neighborhood Council Elections, Weekly Deadlines

SBLA will be off tomorrow for César Chávez Day – back Thursday

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