Jackson Cantrell

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TransparentSea Farm in Downey produces nearly 1 million shrimp a year. That’s great for some of LA’s top seafood restaurants, but how do the prawns feel?

Freshest shrimp in LA: Did anyone guess … Downey?

TransparentSea Farm in Downey produces nearly 1 million shrimp a year. That’s great for some of LA’s top seafood restaurants, but how do the prawns feel?

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Metro is doubling the number of public bathrooms on train lines from three to six. Despite the urgent need, some commuters are complaining that they require a phone to use.

Metro’s bathroom project offers relief – but bring a phone

Metro is doubling the number of public bathrooms on train lines from three to six. Despite the urgent need, some commuters are complaining that they require a phone to use.

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The industrial city with a population of just 222 is poised to add up to 874 new units of housing.

Vernon’s population could quadruple due to new zoning change

The industrial city with a population of just 222 is poised to add up to 874 new units of housing.

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