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    • Editorial: Telling People Where They Cannot Camp Will Not Stop Homelessness (LAT)
    • Metro Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing Project in Boyle Heights (The Source)
    • Op/Ed: Free Transit Is Great for Metro, But What About the Poor Service? (LAT)
    • COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise in LA County (Daily News)
    • HSR Conspicuously Absent from the State Budget about to Be Signed (Sacramento Bee)
    • Transportation for America Breaks Down What We Know about the Federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal
    • Feds Dole Out $18 Million for LA Streets (NBC4)

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