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    • L.A. COVID Cases Highest In Five Months (LAT)
    • Metro Breaking Ground On Rail 2 Rail Walk/Bike Path Today (Daily News, NBC)
    • Tech Has Made the Car A Candy Store Of Distraction (LAT)
    • LADOT Planning Western Avenue Safety Improvements (Urbanize)
    • L.A.'s Car-Free Streets (Eric Brightwell)
    • Caltrans Plans PCH Bike Lanes In West Malibu (Biking in L.A.)
    • Carnage: DUI Driver Found Guilty In LB Crash That Killed Family Of 3 (LB Post, CBS, Daily Breeze)...Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Person In Pomona (SGV Tribune)...Driver Killed In 710 Freeway Crash (2UrbanGirls)...Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Motorcyclist In Bellflower (2UrbanGirls)...LB Hit-and-Run Driver Crashed Twice, Attempted To Flee, Then Attacked By Onlookers (LB Post)...Two Injured In Palmdale Car Crash (AV Times)
    • 22-Story Mixed Use Under Construction By Wilshire/Normandie (Urbanize)
    • Fireworks Mean Unhealthy Air Quality (LAist, LAT)

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