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Unhoused Population Up 9 Percent In L.A.County, 10 Percent In City (LAT, Daily News, LAist, L.A. Taco)
- Unhoused Up 4.6 Percent in Long Beach (LB Post)
- Up 7.5% in San Gabriel Valley (SGV Tribune)
- Westside Saw Biggest Spike in Numbers and Percentages (SMDP)
Stalled 2-Acre Park Next to City Hall Could Be Used for Homeless Housing (Urbanize)
Urbanize Also Takes a Look at Round 3 of Project Homekey Projects
Pasadena’s E-Bike Rebate Program Starts Tomorrow (Pasadena Weekly)
Metro Reminds Everyone Fare Capping Starts Tomorrow (The Source)
OC Considers Moving Scenic Ocean Rail Line Inland (LAT)
Open House Considers How to Connect San Pedro Attractions (Daily News)
3/4 of Americans Would Pay More for a House in a Walkable Neighborhood (Realtor Mag)

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