Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:11 AM PST on December 13, 2021
- Proposed CA Law Seeks To Ban Freeway Expansion In Underserved Communities (LAT)
- L.A. Is About To Lower Some Speed Limits (KTLA)
- Carnage: Street Racers Kill Student Near USC (LAT, Daily News)
…Driver Arrested In Deady Desert Hot Spring Crash (LAT)
…Driver Kills 85-Year-Old Person In Reseda Hit-and-Run (Daily News)
…Two Killed In Crash On Pearblossom Highway (AV Times)
,,,Car Crash Damages Downey’s Rose Bowl Float Barn (Downey Patriot) - Taxis Often Cheaper Than Ride-Hail From LAX (LAT)
- L.A.’s First Safe Campground Village Gets Mixed Reviews (KCRW)
- LA Podcast Talks Metro Fare Resumption, Garcetti, and More
- Beth Pratt Raised Millions For 101 Freeway Wildlife Overpass (LAT)
- Op Ed: L.A. Can’t Push Bikes And Buses Aside (LAT)
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