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By Joe Linton

9:05 AM PDT on March 19, 2025

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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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