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    • L.A. County Considering Vaccine Mandate For Staff (LAist)
    • Metrolink Planning For Upgrades To Antelope Valley And Ventura Lines (Urbanize)
    • Metro Greenlights Work On Sepulveda Transit Private Proposals (Daily News, The Source)
    • Norwalk Approves Fareless Transit For Students (Wave)
    • Metro Begins Scoping Process For 405 Freeway ExpressLanes (The Source)
    • Councilmember Rodriguez Calls For Street Design To Halt Racing (Daily News)
    • Carnage: Biking in L.A. On So Cal Hit-and-Run Epidemics
    • Pedestrian Sues L.A. After Being Struck By A Car On A Street Where Tents Block Sidewalk (LAT)
    • Plans For Boyle Heights Pocket Park Near Soto Station (Urbanize)
    • Historic Filipinotown Affordable Housing Tops Out (Urbanize)

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