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President-elect Trump has nominated RFK Jr. for HHS Secretary. Among many, many other troubling things, RFK Jr. hoped New Yorkers would blame the dead bear cub he dropped in Central Park on cyclists and bike lanes. Images: RFK Jr.

ICYMI over the weekend, RFK Jr. claimed responsibility for a dead bear cub that turned up in Central Park a decade ago. Somehow he thought explaining why he did it to Roseanne would make him look better. Spoiler alert: claiming he hauled a dead cub to a park and left a bicycle with it to draw attention to the new NYC bike lanes - which he falsely claimed led to people being injured and killed left and right - did not make everyone (or even Roseanne) go, "Sure, that makes sense."

  • Will global warming turn L.A. into San Bernardino? Map models climate change in 60 years (LAT); Rain-related disasters have killed more than 250 in a devastating week across Asia (LAT)
  • Agoura Hills wildlife crossing over 101 Freeway takes shape with completed deck (ABC7)
  • Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass extends popular ‘Al Fresco’ sidewalk cafe rules (DailyNews)
  • It's likely being rejoined — but why was LA’s MacArthur Park split apart in the first place? (LAist)
  • Why some organizations say the LA 2028 Olympic games are a bad idea (DailyNews)
  • Neighbors near Hollywood sign say 2028 Olympic tourists could cause massive fire, but mostly they seem to hate tourists and tiktokers (NBC)
  • Speaking of the Olympics, please stop broadcasting/reporting pursuits like they are Olympic events: Driver catches a ride in another vehicle mid-pursuit in South LA (NBC; ABC7)
  • Suspect critically injures bicyclist while trying to get away from police in El Segundo (KCAL)
  • Cyclist in his 40s killed in Hyde Park hit-and-run crash; police searching for suspect (ABC7)
  • 7-vehicle crash on 10 Freeway in LA's West Adams area shuts down eastbound lanes for hours (ABC7)
  • Vehicle nearly crashes into Los Angeles Police Department station  (KTLA)
  • The crash that killed off-duty Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy was a solo crash (KTLA)
  • Man found fatally shot at scene of single-car crash in South L.A., two others injured, though it is unclear how (LAT)
  • KDL has been shaking the money tree, including his own state-level committee (LAT)
  • Needles, CA hotter than Phoenix — and every other U.S. city in July (KTLA)
  • LAT aims for balance on Newsom's order re: encampments with Op Eds from a formerly unhoused person and... a guy from the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund who lives on the East Coast
  • CM Traci Park ramps up efforts to clear vehicle encampments in her district (NBC); London Breed's more aggressive approach in SF shows folks return soon after spots have been cleared because moving them doesn't fix the problem (KCAL)
  • Environmental groups claim saving train tracks harms San Clemente’s beaches (Voice of OC)
  • Here's a look at the subway cars that could run through the Sepulveda Pass (UrbanizeLA)
  • Oklahoma Man out for early morning walk with his 6yo son told he is suspicious, thrown to ground by Watonga PD, causing massive outcry from townspeople (KOCO)

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