Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:13 AM PDT on June 24, 2021
- ACT-LA Action Alert – Oppose Metro Private Security Contract Increase Vote Today
…ActiveSGV Alert – Support Metro Highway Funding Flexibility Vote Today
…Preview Of Today’s 10 a.m. Metro Board Meeting (The Source) - Metro Schedule Changes, Front-Door Boarding Resumes – This Sunday (The Source)
…New Torrance Transit Line 13 Artesia Station to the Redondo Beach Debuts Sunday - Man Stabbed, Killed At Metro Pico Station (LAT)
- Councilmembers Buscaino and Lee Push Greater Anti-Camping Enforcement (Daily News)
- Carnage: 6-Year Sentence For DUI Driver Who Crashed Into Pomona Home Killing One (SGV Tribune)
…Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash On the 210 In Monrovia Area (@CaltransDist7 Twitter) - Foothill Transit Rider Steals Car, Leads Police On Chase (ABC7 Fb)
- COVID Delta Variant Spreading Through California (LAT)
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