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By Joe Linton

8:50 AM PST on February 22, 2022

LAT Columnist Abcarian (Finally) Gets Crash Not Accident
Mike Bonin Resignation Points To Unsustainability Of L.A. Political System (KNOCK-LA)
Metro Cut Transit Service On Sunday (LAT)
LAT Editorial: Next Mayor Can Tackle Homelessness Without Kicking People Off Streets
More On Metro Plans To Build Eastside Gold Line In Phases (Urbanize)
Sherman Oaks And Bel Air Collude In Subway Opposition (@nandert Twitter)
Norwalk To Approve Bike Master Plan (Happy City Twitter)
Board Approves Metro J Line Bus Electrification Motion (Daily Breeze)
DA Gascón Modifies His Ban On Trying Youth As Adults (Witness L.A.)
Metrolink Train Strikes, Kills Person Between Sylmar and Sun Valley (SC Signal)
Carnage: Two People Killed In 405 Freeway Crash In Seal Beach (LB Post, Daily Breeze)
…One Person Killed In Irwindale Car Crash (SGV Signal)
…City Truck Driver Crashes Into, Kills Bicyclist In Long Beach (LB Post, Biking in L.A.)
…Pedestrian Dies From Long Beach Car Crash Injuries (LB Post)
Even Unbuilt Freeways Leave Scars – Hayward Edition (LAT)
L.A. Podcast Talks Duplexes, Caruso, Hollywood Sign
Podcast: Transgender Drivers Struggle To Join Uber (LAT)
Updated: Elysian Valley River Bridge Opening Canceled

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