Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
10:04 AM PDT on July 18, 2022
- 9 In 10 Californians Live In Areas With High COVID Transmission (LAT)
- CA Should Prioritize Housing People Over Housing Cars (LAT)
- Long Beach Unveils New Beach Access Mats (LB Post)
- For Climate, Go Beyond Banning New Gas Stations (LAT)
- A Closer Look At LAPD Killing Marvin Cua (@sahrasulaiman Twitter)
- Riverside Approves Train Service Plan For Union Station To Coachella (Urbanize)
- Carnage: Person Killed In Mission Hills Car Crash (Daily News)
…Driver Goes Off 105 Freeway Ramp, Killing One Person (Daily Breeze)
…Motorcyclist Injured In Apparent Hit-and-Run Crash On 710 (LB Post)
…Police Detail Driver On Suspicion Of Trying To Run Over A Person (SC Signal) - Arellano: In Defense Of Street Vendors (LAT)
- Journalist Takes Metro and Flyaway To Get From Pasadena To LAX (LAist)
- Climate Emergency: Humanity Facing Collective Suicide (Guardian)
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