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Ryan Fonseca
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Former Associate Editor
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Over 65,000 cases have been reported in L.A. County and more than 2,700 people have died.
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The transit agency is taking public comment on the plan through July 13.
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County officials are now reporting more than 64,600 cases of COVID-19.
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The lawsuit claims that in the wrong hands, the data could be weaponized against marginalized communities.
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More than 2,560 people have died from COVID-19 in L.A. County as of today.
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They say the curfew orders violate the constitutional protections of free speech and freedom of movement, as well as journalists' ability to report on the protests.
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After competing emergency alerts caused confusion, we confirmed that today's countywide curfew goes into effect at 9 p.m. — although some cities start earlier.
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You deserve these pure images — and biologists think these kittens WEREN'T the result of inbreeding.
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Metro says it's part of the mutual aid agreement between state agencies; others say it's "disappointing", especially after Saturday's service shutdown.
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Metro says it's following state law to provide mutual aid in times of emergency. Some transit advocates say it's a misuse of resources.
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Restaurants must show they can adhere to a series of safety protocols.
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Metro's leaders outlined which projects will move forward and which are being delayed as the agency works to weather an estimated $1.8 billion shortfall.
