Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:18 AM PDT on April 14, 2021
- 25 Percent Of L.A. Residents Are Vaccinated (LAist)
- Woman Badly Beaten On Metro Bus In Eagle Rock (Eastsider)
- State Senator Introduces Bill To Transfer Bruce’s Beach Property (Daily Breeze)
- Protected Bike Lanes On North Lake Will Preserve 98 Percent of Parking (Pasadena Complete Streets)
- Carnage: Three Killed When Car Crashed Into Parked Cars, Bank, In South L.A. (FOX11)
…Two-Car Crash Leaves One Dead In Azusa (SGV Tribune) - Affordable Housing Covenants Are Expiring (KCRW)
- Florence Affordable Housing Building Fully Framed (Urbanize)
- Councilmember Raman Seeks To Strengthen Tenant Harassment Ordinance (Daily Breeze)
- CA Fracking Ban Falls Short In State Legislature (LAT)
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