Wednesday’s Headlines
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9:20 AM PST on January 22, 2025
- Republicans, Trump, Standing in Way of Wildfire Recovery (SacBee, LAT)
- “Red Flag” Warnings Remain in Southland. Rain This Weekend? (LAT)
- Should Some Parts of L.A. Never Rebuild? (Daily News)
- Immigrant Communities “Freaked Out” by Trump Deportation Plans (LAT)
- Trump Begins War on EV’s (NYT)
- LB Holds February Town Hall on Orange Ave. Backbone Bikeway (Signal-Tribune)
- Asbestos Causes Setback to LB’s Colorado Lagoon Project (Longbeachize)
- Should “Gig Economy” Drivers Go Through Special Licensing? (CityWatch)
- Homeless Count Pushed to February (Pasadena Now)
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