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DIY crosswalk installation at Stoner Park. Video capture via @jonnyshotit Instagram

  • Community Crosswalks In West L.A. and Ktown Raise Issues (LAT)
  • Fairfax Resident Has Waited 8 Years For City Sidewalk Repair (KABC)
  • Daily Memo Recaps Ongoing ICE Terror (L.A. Taco)
  • How ICE Attacked Car Wash Workers (LAist)
  • ICE Raided Home Depot After Order Not To (NBC4)
  • SMPD Data Shows Big Drop In Traffic Enforcement (SM Next)
  • County Was Not Informed About New Wall Blocking Beach Path (Westside Current)
  • City Pays $500K To Settle Knock L.A. Reporters Echo Park Arrest Lawsuit (MyNewsLA)
  • Carnage: Police Arrest Suspect In Deadly Pacoima Hit-and-Run (KTLA)
  • Another So Cal Heatwave (LAist, KCAL)

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