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    • Many Experts Say Keep Masks On (LAT)
    • Newsom Budgets $1 Billion For L.A. Olympics Transit Projects (LAT)
    • Advocates Against Metro's Proposed $8B FY22 Budget:...Happy City and Streets For All Against Freeway Expansion Increases...Investing in Place Urges Buses, Fareless, and Alternatives To Police
    • L.A. Podcast Talks Councilmember Kevin de Leon Privileging the Privileged
    • Santa Clarita Hits the Trail For Bike Month (SC Signal)
    • Antelope Valley Transit Celebrates 5 Million Miles Of Electric Bus Operations (AV Times)
    • Architectural Competition Imagines Low-Rise Density for L.A. (LAT)
    • Florence Avenue Section Of $2B 5 Freeway Widening Completed (Whittier Daily News)
    • Four-Car Crash Injures Two On 14 Freeway In Santa Clarita (SC Signal)
    • Plan Commission Rejects Appeal On Hotel-Condo Complex By Future La Brea Station (Urbanize)
    • Large Housing/Retail Complex Proposed In Little Tokyo (Urbanize)
    • Witness L.A. On Bill That Could End "Jaywalking" Criminalization

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