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    • Metro Express Lanes, CA High-Speed Rail Miss Out On Federal MEGA Grants (2UrbanGirls)
    • Oil Companies Sue L.A. Over Drilling Ban (LAT)
    • Pasadena Says People Impacted By Caltrans Eminent Domain Shape 710 Future (SGV Tribune)
    • Venice Boulevard Bus/Bike Improvements Important For Climate And Mobility (NRDC)
    • County Declares Homelessness Emergency (Daily News, )
    • Street Vendors Against Anti-Vending Boulders Placed Along LACC Swapmeet (L.A. Taco)
    • Carnage: Lawyer For Driver Who Killed Two Questions Crosswalk Safety (LAT)...Two People Sent To Hospital In Newhall Car Crash (SC Signal)...Driver Crashes Into Backyard Pool In Pasadena (LAT, Pasadena Now)
    • Governor Newsom Proposed Cuts To Climate Programs (LAT)
    • Heavy Rains Continue To Drench California (LAT)...Ankle-Deep Flooding In Union Station Concourse (@metrolosangeles and @runolgarun Twitter)...LAT Outlines Many Roads Closed Due To Rain

Calendar extra: Wednesday 1/11 - Tonight Streets for All will host a free 5-6 p.m. virtual happy hour with L.A. City Councilmember Nithya Raman. Details at SFA event webpage.

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