Tuesday’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
10:19 AM PDT on August 20, 2024
- LAPD Moves To Fire Three Leaders Of Mission Gang Unit (LAT)
- Video Of Man Assaulting Woman At Pasadena Freeway Metro Station (KTLA)
- Suspect Arrested In Assault On Big Blue Bus (SMDP)
- Culver City To Study New Ballona Creek Path Access At Ince (CC Crossroads)
- Redditor Says Hollywood Blvd Revamp Slowed Traffic, Made Drivers Nicer
- Carnage: Two People Killed In Temple City DUI Crash (SGV Tribune)
- 359-Unit Housing Proposed Next To Arcadia Station (Urbanize)
- Expo Park Lucas Museum Plans To Open In 2025 (Urbanize)
- Long Beach Considers Expanding Affordable Housing Mandates (Watchdog)
- So Cal Gas Prices Dropping (LAist)
- What’s the Point Of Metro Micro? (Fourth Place YouTube)
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