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    • Meet L.A. Transit Superfan Kenny Uong (LAT)
    • Watch 100+ Years Of L.A. Area Rail Expansion/Contraction (Metro Liner YouTube)
    • DA Gascón Promise To Review Police Killings Hits Roadblocks (LAT)
    • Carnage: Lancaster Wrong-Way Driver Kills Four People (Antelope Valley Times)...Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian In Gardena (Daily Breeze)...Long Beach Driver Kills Two People (LB Press-Telegram)...One Person Killed In Crash On 710 Freeway In Long Beach (LB Press-Telegram)
    • Big Rig Flips On 210 Freeway In San Dimas, Hit By Loose Tire (SGV Tribune)
    • LAPD Investigating Video Of People Being Slapped On Metro Trains (KTLA)
    • Supportive Housing Planned For Chatsworth (Urbanize)
    • Two Recall Elections For Industrial City of Vernon This Year (Daily News)

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