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By Sahra Sulaiman

9:40 AM PDT on March 25, 2024

Chávez Ravine in 1961, looking northeast. Source: LAPL collection; photo by Howard Kelly

Asm. Wendy Carrillo introduces bill to provide reparations to those displaced from Chávez Ravine (CBSNews)
L.A.’s political left looks to expand its power at City Hall (LAT)
Checking in on Phase 1A of the Pershing Square revamp (Urbanize)
Stay home, says Lake Elsinore. Superbloom is not imminent (KCAL News)
A warm, dry spring has U.S. forecasters worried about the upcoming wildfire season (NPR)
101 to see lane closures as wildlife crossing is built in Agoura Hills (LAT)
Amtrak, Metrolink rail service through San Clemente to resume Monday (ABC7)
Places where cars shouldn’t be: doing donuts in the L.A. River (Fox11)
Norco speeder punches 65yo neighbor in face after being told to slow down (Fox11; KTLA)
Hit-and-run driver kills unhoused man at 8th and Alvarado (KTLA)
We’d love to post links from the LB Post, but last week’s shocking layoffs have roiled their newsroom and prompted their media guild to picket this morning. Solidarity! (LBMGuild tweet)

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Sahra Sulaiman

Sahra is Communities Editor for Streetsblog L.A., covering the intersection of mobility with race, class, history, representation, policing, housing, health, culture, community, and access to the public space in Boyle Heights and South Central Los Angeles.

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