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10:23 AM PDT on August 16, 2023

ActiveSGV alert: support safe streets in South Pasadena tonight

  • Some Angelenos Don't Drive (LAT)
  • Support Safer South Pasadena Streets - Meeting Tonight (ActiveSGV alert)
  • Metro Looks To Philadelphia Homelessness Approach (Daily News)
  • Public Can Join Pasadena 710 Stub Tour Tonight (Pasadena Now, SGV Tribune)
  • LAPD Deploys BolaWrap Devices To Officers Policing Metro Transit (Daily News)
  • LB Seeks Input On Downtown, Shoreline Zoning Changes (LB Post)
  • Exclusively Industrial Vernon Rezones Santa Fe Avenue For Mixed-Use (Urbanize)
  • 17-Story Supportive Housing Planned In DTLA (Urbanize)
  • Carnage: Person Killed in Dealship Crash Was Musician's Nanny (Daily News)
    • This Summer Tahoe Saw 20 Bears Killed By Drivers (LAT)
  • How To Buy An Electric Car (LAT)

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