Today’s Headlines
Insiders Say LASD’s Profiling of Latinx Cyclists Is Part of Agency’s Culture/Training (LAT) County’s COVID Transmission Rate Highest Since March/April 2020 (LAT) AIDS Healthcare Foundation Readies Lawsuit Against City’s Housing Plan (LAT) Millenials Driving Demand for Single-Family Rentals (Daily News) Legal Win Clears Way for Development Along Expo Line (SMDP) Long Beach Bill Would Make … Continued
9:54 AM PST on January 3, 2022
- Insiders Say LASD’s Profiling of Latinx Cyclists Is Part of Agency’s Culture/Training (LAT)
- County’s COVID Transmission Rate Highest Since March/April 2020 (LAT)
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation Readies Lawsuit Against City’s Housing Plan (LAT)
- Millenials Driving Demand for Single-Family Rentals (Daily News)
- Legal Win Clears Way for Development Along Expo Line (SMDP)
- Long Beach Bill Would Make It Easier to Build ADU’s (LB Post)
- New laws taking effect in California (CalMatters, LA Times)
- Manchin Willing to Reopen Negotiations on Build Back Better (Axios)
- Metro Unveils Angels Flight TAP Card (The Source)
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