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    • So Cal Gas Prices Are Highest In 9 Years (Daily News)
    • Metro Wants To Complete 10,000 Homes On Metro-Owned Land, Half Income Restricted (Urbanize)
    • Long Beach Tees Up Complete Streets Projects (LongBeachIze)
    • County Tees Up Arrangement For Mental Health Staff On Metro (Daily News)
    • Metro Tees Up Earthquake Alert Systems (The Source)
    • L.A. Looks To Stop Surge Of Street Racing (LAT)
    • South Pasadena Committee To Decide Next Steps For Caltrans Homes (South Pasadena Review)
    • Carnage: Two People Killed In Head-On Crash In Lancaster (AV Times)...One Person Killed, Two Injured, In Gardena Crash (Daily Breeze)
    • 5-Story 89-Units Permanent Supportive Housing Planned In Willowbrook (Urbanize)
    • What's the Point Of Ride-Hail? (LAT)
    • City Council Seeks To Suspend Indicted Ridley-Thomas (LAT)
    • Hundreds Rally In Laguna Beach To Ban Offshore Oil Drilling (LAT)

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