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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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