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    • L.A. City Seeing Spike In Car Crash Deaths In 2022 (Crosstown)
    • Commission Launches Inquiry Into LA Sheriffs Dept Gangs (Witness L.A.)
    • Metro Halted D Line Extension Construction Over Worker Death (LAT)
    • Whittier To Keep Greenleaf Promenade Pedestrian-Only (Whittier Daily News)
    • Carnage: Pasadena Now Profiles Woman Killed In Horrific Studio City Freeway Crash...On PCH, Driver Crashes Into Cyclist Sending Them To Hospital (Biking in L.A.)...Police Arrest Suspect In Deadly Riverside Hit-and-Run (LAT)
    • Culver City To Buy Two Hotels To Convert To Homekey Housing (Urbanize)
    • Average L.A. County Gas Price Rose 30 Consecutive Days (AV Times)

Calendar extra: Sunday 3/27 - Ride in Living Color will host a free Community Slow-Roll Bike Ride & Celebration of recent Adams Boulevard safety improvements. Gather at 9 a.m. at Westside Neighborhood Park at 3085 Clyde Avenue in South Los Angeles. Local residents are priority for the ride, though all are welcome. Details at Ride in Living Color Instagram.

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