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  • Beach Streets Coming To West Long Beach On May 10 (LB Post)
  • L.A. City Liability Payouts Rising, Impacting Budget (LAist)
  • Metro B Line Rider Stabbed On Train Near Universal (KTLA, KCAL)
  • UCLA Experts To Present Segregation History To 710 Committee (Pasadena Now)
  • Pomona Using AI Tech To Analyze Traffic Safety (SGV Tribune)
  • City and County Look To Retool Homelessness Response (Public Press)
  • Sheriff Deputies Regularly Accessed Personal Data Illegally (Public Press)
  • Pasadena Making ADUs Easier To Add (Pasadena Now)
  • Glendale To Retool Drive-In Regulations (News-Press)
  • Carnage: Driver Flees After Crashing Into South L.A. Building, Killing Passenger (LAT, KTLA, KCAL)
    • Suspected DUI Driver Crashes Into Arcadia Massage Storefront (KTLA)
    • Two Car Collision Shuts Down San Vicente (WeHo Times)
  • Federal Fracas Puts E-Bike Rebates In Question (LAist)
  • Cities Vary Approaches To CA Intersection Daylighting Law (Voice of OC)

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