Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:14 AM PDT on April 21, 2021
- Chauvin Found Guilty, Hard To Avoid Comparisons To Rodney King Case (LAist)
- @sahrasulaiman Thread On Perth Amboy NJ Police Detaining Black Cyclists
- Judge Orders L.A. To House Skid Row Residents By Fall (KTLA, LAT)
…Judge’s Order Doesn’t Solve Homelessness (LAT) - San Bernardino, Riverside and Los Angeles Rank Top For Bad Air Quality (Daily News)
- County Supervisors Vote To Return Bruce’s Beach (ABC7, Daily Breeze)
- Carnage: Driver Killed In Big Pines Highway Car Crash (Antelope Valley News)
- Why Doesn’t So Cal Have More Walk Streets, Like 3rd Street Promenade? (Medium)
- Artist Creating Bicycle Commuting Interpretive Cartography (Downtown News)
- Briteline L.A.-Vegas High-Speed Rail To Break Ground This Year (USA Today)
- L.A. Needs To End Neighborhood Oil Drilling (KNOCK.LA)
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