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By Joe Linton

9:57 AM PST on March 4, 2024

Screengrab from Nick Andert's LAX explainer video

LAist Publishes Hidden Report Showing Homelessness Sweeps Ineffective
- Council President Krekorian Doth Protest (LAist)
LAT Opinion: L.A. Now Paying Price For Tough On Crime Era
LAT Op-Ed: Don’t Gut Affordable Housing Incentives
Metro Updates Community On Santa Clarita 5 Freeway Widening Construction (SC Signal)
Metro Transit Free On Election Day Tomorrow (LAT, NBC4, ABC7)
Councilmember Kevin de León Sent Million-Plus Mailers Last Year (L.A. Public Press)
Carnage: Apparent DUI Driver Kills Three People In Pomona Crash (LAT, SGV Tribune, KTLA, ABC7)
- Driver Killed Crashing Onto 101 Freeway In Downtown L.A. (2UrbanGirls)
- Two Seriously Injured As Driver Crashes Onto 134 Freeway Near Griffith Park (LAT, KTLA, ABC7)
Glendale PD Arrests Three People For Street Racing (KTLA)
Current and Future LAX Projects (Nick Andert YouTube)
Big Oil Unhappy About CA Cities Banning New Gas Stations (LAist)
Climate Crisis Spurs Extreme Weather: CA Blizzard (LAist), TX Wildfire (CBS)

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