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Today’s Headlines

9:01 AM PST on December 14, 2022

Bass Homelessness Emergency Approved During Rocky Council Meeting (LAT)...Protest Erupt As de León Shows For First Meeting Since October (LAT)
Soto-Martinez Motion Calls For Bus And Bike Lanes (Biking in L.A.)
Supervisor Horvath Joins Metro Board (Daily News)
Silver Streak Bus Coming To Cal Poly Pomona (Poly Post)
Carnage: Two People Hospitalized From Multi-Car Freeway Crash In West Covina (LAT)...Person Dies Four Days After LB Crash (LB Post)...Police Release Footage Of Deadly LB Hit-and-Run Crash (KTLA)...Person Arrested, Accused Of Ramming Truck Into Another Person’s Car (SC Signal)...P-22 Mountain Lion Was Apparently Hit By A Driver (Eastsider, KTLA)
LAT Graphs Gas Price Gouging

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