Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
7:49 AM PDT on July 29, 2022
- Move L.A. Pressing For A.B. 1919 Approval – Expand Student Bus Passes
- Bus Bridge On Foothill L (Gold) Line Arcadia-Irwindale This Sunday (The Source)
- Weekend Closures For Subway Construction Street Restoration Coming To Mid-Wilshire (Beverly Press)
- OC Is Widening the 55 Freeway (OC Register)
- Carnage: Child Killed In Gorman Area Solo Car Crash (SC Signal, AV Times)
…LAPD Motorcycle Officer Hospitalized From Hit-and-Run Crash (LAT)
…Trial Begins For DUI Driver Who Killed OC Register Editor - Planning Commission OKs Echo Park Taix Redevelopment (Urbanize)
- $1M Settlement Approved In Huntington Beach Oil Spill (LAT)
- Meet the Barber and Others Activating 6th Street Bridge (LAT)
…People Are Enjoying the New 6th Street Bridge (LAist)
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