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    • City Council Approves K-town Tower Adjacent To Wilshire Vermont Station (Urbanize)
    • More On Little Tokyo/Arts District First/Last Mile Improvements (The Source)
    • Purple Line Extension Is Single Most Important Investment To Untangle Gridlock (Rebuild So Cal)
    • Carnage: One Killed, Five Injured When Driver Crashes Into Van Nuys Restaurant (Daily News)...Motorcyclists Killed In Granada Hills and San Dimas (Daily News)...Motorcyclist Killed In Long Beach Crash (LB Post)...$50K Reward Offered In Pacoima Hit-and-Run Motorcyclist Killing (Daily News)...Woman Injured By Man Driving Into Palmdale Anti-Vax Mandate Protest (LAT, NBC, AV Times)
    • California Gas Prices Are Sky-High (LAT)
    • CA Proposed Oil Drilling Buffer (Capital & Main)
    • Disproportionate Number Of Women, Vulnerable Populations In L.A. Jails (Witness L.A.)
    • Briteline Partners For Rancho Cucamonga High-Speed Rail Connection (Trains.com)

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