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By Joe Linton

9:50 AM PST on February 3, 2022

Communities By Ports Suffer From Polluted Air (LAist)
…LB Port Updating Master Plan (LB Post)
Urbanize Looks At NoHo Station Joint Development Proposal
Long Beach Continues To Build Bike Networks (LB Business Journal)
Glendora-Pomona Freight Trains To Resume On New Tracks (SGV Tribune)
Little Tokyo Affordable Housing Receives $30M State Grant (Urbanize)
Destination Crenshaw Receives $29M Grant (Downtown News)
Carnage: Long Beach Cyclist Recovering From Hit-and-Run Car Crash (LB Post)
$5K Reward To Find Hit-and-Run Driver Who Struck Cyclist In Echo Park (Biking in L.A., Eastsider)
Santa Clarita Driver Crashes Into Light Pole Taking Out Power For Thousands (SC Signal)
How To Take Transit To Inglewood Stadium (LAist)
…How To Park For the Super Bowl (LAist)
How Oil Lobbyist Influence CA Legislators And Regulators (Captial & Main)
Bruce’s Beach An Outlier For Reparations For Black Americans (LAT)

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