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    • L.A. County COVID Hospitalizations Spiking (Daily News)
    • $2.6M Bikeway Proposed In Whittier Narrows Area (Whittier Daily News)
    • La Verne Looks To Build Bike/Ped Bridge From Station To Fairplex (SGV Tribune)
    • West Hollywood Walkable, But Not For Disabled Folks (WeHoVille)
    • Carnage: DUI Driver Killed Two In South L.A. (LAT)...Motorcyclist Killed In Crash In La Habra (Whittier Daily News)...Motorcyclist Killed In Crash In Lake L.A. (AV Times)...Girl Killed In Truck-Car Crash In Oak Hills (LAT)
    • Mixed-Use Planned For Narrow Chinatown Site Along L Line (Urbanize)
    • Affordable Housing Planned By L Line Soto Station (Urbanize)
    • CA Bill Would Allow Decertification Of Police Officers For Misconduct (Witness L.A.)
    • San Fernando Valley Temperatures Spiking (Daily News)

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