Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
10:06 AM PST on December 22, 2022
- Mayor Bass Launches ‘Inside Safe’ Initiative Against Homelessness (LAist, Daily News)
- De León Touts State ATP Grant For Skid Row Bike/Walk Safety (@sahrasulaiman Twitter)
…Skid Row Safety Improvements Center On San Pedro Street (Urbanize) - LAT Editorial Celebrates Electrification Of US Postal Fleet
- Rick Cole On Tackling Homelessness (Urbanize)
- Draft Federal Spending Bill Has ~$23M In Metro Earmarks (@numble Twitter)
- West Hollywood Approves Modest Reduction In Sheriff Law Enforcement (WeHoVille)
- Report: L.A. Needs To Spend $8B Annually To End Homelessness (Urbanize)
- Judge Dismisses Montebello Bus Driver Anti-Vax Requirement Case (Whittier Daily News)
- Carnage: Three People Injured In Woodland Hills Area Crash (Daily News)
- Big Oil’s Petition Drive To Overturn CA Restrictions (LB Post)
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