Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:20 AM PDT on September 2, 2021
- People Of Color Are Dying From Traffic Violence At Much Higher Rates (LAT)
- Couple Sues Alleging Beverly Hills PD Targeting Black People (LAT, LAist)
- Curren Price Wants $5M For LAPD Fireworks Explosion Victims (Daily News)
- New Rendering For 250-Unit Mixed Use Planned By Crenshaw C Line Station (Urbanize)
- Carnage: One Dead In Angeles National Forest Car Crash (SGV Tribune)
…One Dead In Car vs. Tree Crash In Lakewood (Press Telegram) - LAX Expects Heavy Labor Day Weekend Traffic (LAist)
- How 2021 CA Housing Bills Are Doing (KNOCK-LA)
- KNOCK-LA Guide To the CA Recall Election
…Witness L.A. Calls the Election “A Baseless, Trump-Backed Power Grab”
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