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By Joe Linton

9:35 AM PDT on October 13, 2021

Woman Shot and Killed On Metro B Line In Hollywood (LAT, ABC7, KTLA5)
…LAPD Seeks Information On Suspect (@LAPDHollywood Twitter)
Port Pollution Sickens Families (LAT)
Lower Speed Limits Could Come To L.A. Eventually (LAist)
Culver City Is Building Bus And Bike Lanes To Its E Line Station (Urbanize)
West Hollywood’s PickUp Shuttle Resuming Service (WeHoVille)
Pasadena Council Pushes For Bus Electrification Sooner (Pasadena Now)
5-Story Office Building Under Construction By Chinatown Station (Urbanize)
Celebrating Latinx Creators Who ‘Artify’ Urban Landscapes (LongBeachIze)
Carnage: Antelope Valley Area Driver Dies In Solo Crash (AV Times)
…Motorcyclist Killed In Pomona Crash (SGV Tribune)

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