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By Joe Linton

9:07 AM PDT on August 24, 2021

Progressives Swept L.A. City Neighborhood Council Elections (KNOCK-LA)
Cm Raman Meets With Hancock Park Homeowners Opposed To Calming 4th Street (Larchmont Buzz)
Culver City Approves Opening Jackson Gate To Ballona Creek (Biking in L.A.)
Carnage: Driver Kills Pedestrian Running Across 138 In Littlerock (Daily News, AV Times)
…Driver Sought In Fatal Rancho Cucamonga Hit-and-Run Crash (Daily Bulletin)
Driver Smashes Into Fire Hydrant In Long Beach (LB Post)
Rollover Crash In Canyon Country (SC Signal)
49 Apartment Supportive Housing Coming To North Hollywood (Urbanize)
Prop 22 Ruling Explainer (LAT)
…Ride-Hail Users Face Higher Prices After Prop 22 Ruling (Whittier Daily News)
Recall Candidates Fail To Offer Real Solutions To Homelessness Crisis (LAT)
L.A. Invented Permit Parking And Pricey Lots (LAT)

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