Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:22 AM PDT on April 8, 2021
- Manhattan Beach Condemns But Does Not Apologize For Racist Land Grab (Daily Breeze)
- Feds Grant $87M For BRT From Pomona To Rancho Cucamonga (SGV Tribune)
- LAPD Video Shows Officers Arrest Black Man In Search For White Suspect (LAT)
- LAPD To Pay Nearly $1.6M To Settle Three Misconduct Lawsuits (LAT)
- Gascón Downsizes DA Gang Unit, Faces Criticism (Daily News)
- Tiger Woods Was Speeding 87mph In 45mph Zone When He Crashed (LAT, Guardian, Daily Breeze)
- Carnage: Speeding Hit-and-Run Driver Charged For Killing Woman (LAT)
- Will Parking Structure Solve Uptown Whittier Problems? (Whittier Daily News)
- L.A. Trade Tech College Building Rising On Grand (Urbanize)
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