Today’s Headlines
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8:02 AM PDT on April 3, 2023
- Krekorian Proposes Moving Sun Valley Metrolink Station (Urbanize)
- LA’s Politicos Pay Tribute to MRT After Conviction (LAT)
- LA’s COVID Protections for Renters Are Gone (LAist)
- Study: Police More Likely to Enforce Traffic Laws Against Black Americans (Streetsblog USA)
- Planning Continues on Interchange Near San Pedro (Daily News)
- OPEC Cuts Oil Production by Million Barrels a Day (LAT)
- Totally Sane and Normal Human Makes Logical Assumption that Mass Transit Is Evil. Makes Rational Conclusion That Subways Cause Homelessness (City Watch)
- Many of LA’s Parks in Poor Shape, or at Least the One This Writer Plays Softball At (Daily News)
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