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By Joe Linton

8:35 AM PDT on March 14, 2022

L.A. Opening Taylor Yard Ped/Bike Bridge Today (Eastsider, SBLA Twitter)
Invitation-only announcement tells attendees to drive to event
Hollenbeck Park And Other L.A. Projects Receiving CA Beautification Grants (LAist)
Metro and Caltrans New 10-Car-Lane 1-Sidewalk Burbank Bridge Critiqued (SBLA Twitter)
Manhattan Beach Finalizes Language For New Bruce’s Beach Plaque (Daily Breeze)
How Some People Manage High Gas Prices (LAT)
Carnage: Suspect Arrested In Deadly Woodland Hills DUI Crash (Daily News)
…Driver Strikes, Kills Pedestrian In Gardena (Daily Breeze)
…Suspects Flee Signal Hill Crash (LB Post)
Will CA Oil Industry Push To Take Advantage Of War? (Capital & Main)
Rubén Martínez Remembering L.A.’s COVID Pandemic (Capital & Main)

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