Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:22 AM PDT on October 14, 2022
- DA Gascon: Yes I’m “With the Blacks” (LAT)
…Friday Council Meeting Canceled Among Continued Calls For Resignations (LAist, Daily News)
…City Chief Legislative Analyst Assigned As Caretaker For Martinez’ District (LAist)
…Anti-Black Machinations Were Also Anti-Renter (Curbed)
…Daily News Headline: “If Councilmembers Step Down, They Could Take Financial Hit” (is that who/what DN is concerned about here? really?) - La Verne Mayor Joins Gold Line Construction Authority Board (Pasadena Now)
- OC Bus Service Could Be Suspended Monday Due To Mechanics Strike (LAT)
- 73-Apartment Mixed Use Under Construction In Ktown Near Wilshire/Western Station (Urbanize)
- How Much You Will Receive From CA Gas Refund (LAist)
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