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    • Pandemic Spawned Black Bike Club And Shop (LAT)
    • Metro May Board Meeting Recap (The Source)
    • Scandal Convicted Councilmember Englander Begins Prison Sentence (LAT)
    • DA Charges County Sheriff’s Deputy With Perjury For Lying In Court (Witness L.A.)
    • Long Beach Shoemaker Bridge Plan Moves To Permitting Stage (LB Press-Telegram)
    • Dodger Gondola Meetings This Week (The Source)
    • Biden Funding Could Fix Whittier Narrows Dam (SGV Tribune)
    • LB Pushes To Lower Speeds On Belmont Residential Streets (LB Press-Telegram)
    • South Bay Plans Sharrow Network For Bikes And Neighborhood EVs (Daily Breeze)
    • Carnage: Motorcyclist Killed In 91 Freeway Crash (LB Post)
    • Kids, Driver Injured In Arcadia Rollover Crash (SGV Tribune)
    • 160-Unit AHSC Affordable Housing Planned At Long Beach A Line Anaheim Station (Urbanize)
    • Venice Canal Low-Income Housing Approved By Commission (Urbanize, LAT)
    • Homeless Lawsuit Appeal, Judge Says He Won't Let Up (L.A. Magazine)
    • LAT Editorial: L.A. Shouldn't Value Buildings Over People

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