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Screengrab from Caltrans 10 Freeway livestream currently showing the freeway is open

  • 10 Freeway Closure: Fire Lot Failed Inspection Months Ago (LAT)
  • Earth Passed Another Big Climate Crisis Threshold (LAT)
    • CA Greenhouse Emissions Increasing (LAT)
  • Affordable Housing Streamlining Approved By Planning Commission (Urbanize)
  • 53-Unit Affordable Housing Breaks Ground In Chinatown (Urbanize)
  • Dispute Over Barrington Plaza Evictions (Capital & Main)
  • Carnage: Pickup Truck Driver Crashes Into West Hollywood Barbershop (KABC)
    • Lake Elsinore Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian (Daily Bulletin)
    • Malibu DUI Driver Flees After Crashing In Entertainer's Car (KABC)
  • Holocaust Museum Breaks Ground On Expansion (Urbanize)
  • Taking Transit From Inland Empire To LACMA (Daily Bulletin)
  • Thanksgiving Traffic Already Underway (KTLA)

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