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    • Editorial: Councilmember de León Heads In Wrong Direction On Livability Leadership (LAT)
    • County Supervisors Want To Make Sheriff Release Names Of Shooters (LAT)
    • In Mental Health Crisis, David Ordaz Was Shot And Killed By Sheriff's Deputies (LAist)
    • Car Crashes Down, Fatalities Up (Crosstown)
    • Worldwide Ride Of Silence Tonight (Biking in L.A.)
    • Proposed New County Homelessness Agency Could Have More Authority (LAT)
    • Long Beach Makes Temporary COVID Parklets Permanent (LB Press Telegram)
    • County Approves $34M For East L.A. Supportive Housing (Urbanize)
    • 19-Story Beverly Grove Tower Proposal Moving Forward (Urbanize)
    • County Looks To Develop Standard ADU Plans (Urbanize)
    • How Car Culture Shaped Midcentury L.A. Architecture (LAist)
    • UCLA Professor Michael Manville On How Parking Requirements Harm Cities (Atlantic)

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