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By Joe Linton

8:54 AM PDT on May 6, 2021

CEHAJ Responds To EPA Nixing Metro/Caltrans 710 Freeway Expansion Plan (EYCEJ)
Eagle Rock Forward Alert Urges Folks To Contact Councilmember de León To Support BRT
Why DA Gascón Reversed Decades of Parole Policy To Support Release In Most Cases (LAist)
Photojournalists Sue LAPD, LASD Over Treatment At Protests (LAT)
Metro Is Hiring 800 Bus Operators To Return Service To Pre-Pandemic Level (LAist)
El Monte To Debut Smart Parking System (SGV Tribune)
KPCC AitTalk On Traffic Deaths During the Pandemic
Carnage: Wrong Way Driver Dies Crashing Into Ambulance On 118 In Moorpark (LAT)
…Motorcyclist Severely Injured In Crash In Long Beach (LB Post)
Ivy Station Apartments Open – At Culver City E Line Station (Urbanize)
7-Story 73-Unit Apartments Nearly Done Near USC, E Line (Urbanize)
High-Speed Rail Hasn’t Created Enough Jobs For LAT Vartabedian

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