Today's Headlines

Today’s Headlines

Election Day is tomorrow - please vote!

By Joe Linton

8:56 AM PDT on September 13, 2021

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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