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By Joe Linton

9:09 AM PDT on April 1, 2022

Metro Struggles With Unhoused People On Transit System (LAT)
More On Crenshaw Partial Completion (Urbanize)
How LAPD Ties To Media Unraveled (LAist)
Inglewood People Mover Hearing Scheduled April 5 (2UrbanGirls)
Person Attacked, Robbed At Santa Clarita Metrolink Station (SC Signal)
Electric Cars In Demand, Supplies Short (LAT)
Redondo Beach, Torrance, Carson, Whittier Sue To Block S.B. 9 Housing Lot Law (2UrbanGirls, Whittier Daily News)
Why Do L.A. Mayoral Candidates Have So Little To Say About Climate? (LAT)
157-Apartment Development Topped Out Near Wilshire/Western Station (Urbanize)
Construction Getting Underway For 127-Apartment Complex At Azusa Station (Urbanize)
Carnage: LAPD Names Person Of Interest In Deadly Echo Park Hit-and-Run (LAT, Eastsider)
…Minor Injuries As Driver Parking Car Crashes Onto Top Of San Diego Ambulance (LAT)
More On East Hollywood DIY Crosswalks (LAist, NPR)

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