Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:29 AM PDT on April 26, 2021
- LAT Editorial: Eliminate Parking Requirements – Housing People More Important Than Housing Cars
- More On LAX Metro Connector Approval (Urbanize)
- Meetings Start This Week On Crenshaw North Extension (WeHoVille)
- Carnage: Driver Kills Two In 4-Vehicle Sherman Oaks Crash (Daily News)
…17-Year-Old Driver Admits Manslaughter In West L.A. Crash (Daily News)
…Lancaster Woman Pleads Guilty In Deadly DUI Crash (Antelope Valley News) - WeHo Human Services Commission Adam Darvish Recounts Driver Crashing Into His Home (WeHoVille)
- Nick Andert YouTube Video Updating Metro Projects Progress
- Metro Reopens Florence Avenue Freeway Ramps (SGV Tribune)
- East Hollywood Tenants Unite To Fight Evictions (KNOCK.LA)
- 4-Story 56-Home Complex Under Construction In Florence Firestone Along A Line (Urbanize)
- CA Camera Enforcement Bills Encountering Resistance (LAT)
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