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    • LADOT Launches Universal Basic Mobility Pilot In South L.A. (LAT, Daily News)
    • Carnage: Murder Trial For Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Two People In Westlake Village (LAT)
    • Sheriff Villanueva Investigates Times Reporter Who Revealed Cover-Up (LAT)
    • Carnage: Ktown Hit-and-Run Driver Hits Two Cyclists, Kills One (NBC4, Biking in L.A.)...Person Killed In 10 Freeway Crash In West Covina (Whittier Daily News)...Trial: Westlake Village Killer Hit-and-Run Driver Hit 81 mph (LAT)
    • Industrial City Of Vernon Plans Some Housing (Urbanize)
    • L.A. River Crown Jewel Taylor Yard Park Could Cost A Billion (Eastsider)
    • Ending CA Offshore Oil Drilling Would Be Expensive (LAT)
    • Ports Starting Zero-Emission Truck Trial (Daily News)

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