Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:36 AM PDT on September 8, 2021
- How Some Koreatown Residents Are Being Squeezed Out Of Their Apartments (LAist)
- City Doesn’t Know What’s In Huntington Drive Improvements, Except Not Road Diet (Eastsider)
- New Short Ride In Living Color Documentary on Biking While Black (Biking in L.A.)
- Port Waiting For Approvals For Large On-Dock Rail Project (LB Post)
- 61 Affordable Homes Complex Nearing Completion By Rosa Parks Station (Urbanize)
- Seven-Story Seven-Unit TOC Housing Planned By Expo Park (Urbanize)
- How CA’s Climate Offsets Program Works – and Doesn’t (LAT)
- Video: Driver Does A U-Turn On the 5 Freeway (Reddit)
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