Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:30 AM PDT on September 21, 2021
- CA Has Lowest COVID Transmission Rate In the U.S. (LAT)
- Santa Clarita Transit Cancels Buses Due To Drivers’ COVID-Related Sick Outs (SC Signal)
- George Holliday Dies, Taped Rodney King Beating (LAT)
- County Aims To House Homeless Vets Outside West L.A. VA By End Of Year (KCRW)
- Culver City Bus To Go All Electric By 2028 (@AlexFischCC Twitter)
- Foothill Transit Looks To Extend Line 270 To Arcadia (@_KennyUong_ Twitter)
- Parents Of Teen Who Died In Crash Call For Safety Improvements (LB Post)
- Gorman Three Vehicle Crash Leads To DUI Arrest (SC Signal)
- Amtrak Suspends Service South Of OC Due To Coastal Erosion (LAist)
- L.A. Mayor’s Race: City Councilmember Kevin de León Is Running (LAT)
…Central City Association Head Jessica Lall Is Running (LAT, L.A. Magazine)
…Candidate Mike Feuer Wants To Expand Council (LAT)
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