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By Joe Linton

9:32 AM PDT on April 12, 2021

L.A. County COVID Cases And Deaths Continue To Decline (LAT)
LAT Editorial: Keep Slow Streets And Outdoor Dining After Pandemic
Metro Slowly Adding Back Some Cut Bus Service Starting Today (The Source)
Las Vegas PD Cuff Deaf Black Woman To Stop Her From Signing ASL (@sahra Twitter)
LAPD Rejecting Protestor Complaints (LAist, LAT)
More On L.A. County Plan To Return Bruce’s Beach (LAT, Daily Breeze, Urbanize)
Could Gold Line To Montclair Be In Biden Infrastructure Plan? (SGV Tribune)
Carnage: Three Killed As Street Racing Car Crashes Into Building In South L.A. (CBS)
City Council Exempts Pico-Union Affordable Housing Project From CEQA (Urbanize)
Plans For Reinventing Crenshaw Mall (Fast Company)
L.A. County Accepting Mortgage Relief Applications Today (Urbanize)
Getty and L.A. City Launch Initiative To Preserve Black Community Sites (Urbanize)

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