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    • New COVID Omicron Variant Could Mean Winter Surge (LAT)
    • Metro Ridership Up And Crime On Buses And Trains Are Up (LAT)
    • Lancaster Sheriff Deputy Incident Appears To Be Whistleblower Retaliation (KNOCK-LA)
    • Burbank Celebrates Opening Of Revamped Burbank Blvd Bridge (My Burbank)...New bridge is a part of Metro/Caltrans' troubled over-budget $1.3 billion dollar freeway widening...Brand New Bridge Missing A Sidewalk, But Has Painted Bike Lanes (Biking in L.A.)
    • Cal State Northridge Should Invest Surplus In Bike-Share (Sundial)
    • Metrolink Antelope Valley Train Experiences Holiday Mechanical Delays (SC Signal)
    • Carnage: Driver Killed In Fiery South Whittier Crash (Whittier Daily News)...Truck Driver Crashes Into, Kills Driver On 710 Freeway (LB Post)...Driver Killed In Solo Crash On 405 Freeway (LB Post)
    • L.A. Council OKs $50M For Affordable Housing In Chatsworth, Sawtelle & Wilmington (Urbanize)
    • How CA Ending Offshore Oil Drilling Failed Before (LAT)

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