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    • Hacienda Heights community meeting to focus on controversial Quemetco settlement (SGV Tribune)
    • "We basically sleep with the roaches." Tenants at Chesapeake Apts in South L.A. sue (LAT)
    • The LAT's Ed Board raises the alarm about the oil industry's campaign to roll back the ban on neighborhood drilling
    • Colorado River crisis is so bad, lakes Mead and Powell are unlikely to refill in our lifetimes (LAT)
    • Crews release toxic chemicals from derailed tankers in Ohio (AP)
    • A new study in Nature finds 15 million at risk for glacial floods (AP)
    • CNBC takes a look at induced demand and settles on congestion pricing (CNBC)
    • Broadway-Manchester Complete Streets project still kicking in South L.A. (UrbanizeLA)
    • Bighorn conservationists weigh in on high-speed rail and a solar panel project (LAT)
    • L.A. street vendors fight to retain foothold in no-go zones on Hollywood Blvd (LAist)
    • Check Elizabeth Chou's twitter thread for some of the highlights of the Governance Cmte's discussion of ethics reform and redistricting (here)

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