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Locals Charge Metro NoHo Housing Project for Rich People (Daily News) Opponents to Eagle Rock BRT Charge Metro Playing Games with Public Records (City Watch) I’ll Do You One Better, Why Is the Sixth Street Bridge (LAT) Long Beach Will Try Having Non-Police Respond to Non-Emergency 911 Calls (LB Post) Gov. Declares Monkey Pox Emergency … Continued

By Damien Newton

8:05 AM PDT on August 2, 2022

Locals Charge Metro NoHo Housing Project for Rich People (Daily News)
Opponents to Eagle Rock BRT Charge Metro Playing Games with Public Records (City Watch)
I’ll Do You One Better, Why Is the Sixth Street Bridge (LAT)
Long Beach Will Try Having Non-Police Respond to Non-Emergency 911 Calls (LB Post)
Gov. Declares Monkey Pox Emergency (Daily News)
Padilla: CA Will Receive $631 Million for ‘Climate Resistant Infrastructure’ from Climate Bill (Press Release)
WeHo Thinks E-Bike Share Is So Nice They’re Doing It Twice (WeHo Times, WeHoVille)
Dems. Worried That Arizona Sen. Sinema Won’t Back Climate Bill (The Hill)

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