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    • Metro Task Force Meeting Tonight For Input On Metro 710 Freeway Widening (LB Post, The Source)
    • Legislature Moves One Step Toward Allowing County To Return Bruce's Beach (LAist)
    • New Protected Bike Lanes On Airport Boulevard (Mike Bonin Fb)
    • L.A. Sheriff Dept Gangs Growing (LAT)
    • 6 LAPD Officers Sue To Block City Vaccine Requirement (Daily News, LAT)
    • Carnage: Playa Del Rey Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Mother, Hospitalizes Son (Daily Breeze, CBS2)...Playa Del Rey Crash Took Place Where City Undid Safety Improvements (Biking in L.A.)...Long Beach DUI Driver Sentenced To 4 Years For Killing Man In Wheelchair (LB Post)...Driver, Who Killed Two In La Palma Crash, Sentenced (Daily Breeze)
    • Driver Crashes Into Saugus Dry Cleaners (SCV Signal)
    • Governor Newsom Announces $2.75B Project Homekey Initiative (Urbanize)
    • 39-Apartment Supportive Housing Opens In East Hollywood (Urbanize)
    • 69-Unit Temple Beaudry TOC Project Survives Equitable Westlake Appeal (Urbanize)
    • Construction Begins On San Diego Seawall To Protect Rail Tracks (LAT)

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