Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:24 AM PST on January 9, 2023
- Deserted So Cal Oil Wells Could Soon Get Plugged (Daily News)
- West Hollywood Using Parking Meter Revenue To Combat Homelessness (WeHoVille)
- SM/South Bay Federal Earmarks Include Housing/Bike/Ped, Etc. (SMDP)
- Carnage: Two People Killed In Sun Village Car Crash (AV Times)
…One Person Killed In Hawthorne Car Crash (KTLA)
…Driver Crashes Into Home In Pasadena (Pasadena Now) - LASD Announces an Investigation into Aggressive Stop of L.A. Rapper Feezy Lebron – see SBLA original reporting on the incident, and later Twitter thread breaking down what body cam footage shows
- 64-Apartment Affordable Mixed-Use Under Construction By Soto Station (Urbanize)
- 43-Apartment Mixed-Use Under Construction In Westlake (Urbanize)
- LAT Editorial: Council Should Expedite Housing By Passing DTLA, Hollywood Plans
- San Francisco Opens New Subway (SF Chronicle)
- More Rain Coming To California, Southern California (LAist)
…Foothill Transit Offers Tips For Rainy Day Bus Rides
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