Headlines: Road Rage Incidents Soar In L.A.; Meet a Taco-Stealing Cat

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—The Anschutz Corporation, the parent company of Coachella that owns Goldenvoice and AEG Live, donated $75,000 to the Republican Attorneys General Association, which was asking for funds days after the reversal of Roe v. Wade to "combat the Democrats’ pro-abortion agenda and stand tall for life.” [Rolling Stone]

—A lawsuit has been filed by the family of Valentina Orellana Peralta, the 14-year-old girl shot and killed by a stray police bullet at a Burlington Coat Factory store in North Hollywood last December. [AP]

—LAX is reporting at least 400 confirmed cases among Transportation Security Administration staff and workers at American and Southwest airlines. [LAT]

—Meet Memphis, a taco-loving, taco-stealing cat. [Newsweek]

—Unpacking the many broken promises made by the current owners of the Cecil Hotel. [Esotouric]

—Road rage incidents in Los Angeles are up 32.7% from June 2021. [XTownLA]

—Speed bumps are coming to the Sixth Street Bridge to tamp down on street takeovers and dangerous driving. [ABC/Twitter]

—A photographer's beautiful attempt to preserve Koreatown's history and culture. [Blind]

—There's room for Latinos in Wakanda and this guy just wants to say thanks. [The Story Time Guy]

—One in five adults condones justified violence political violence, according to a survey of 9,000 people across the country. [Guardian]

—Joe Biden plans to ask for $37 billion for "crime prevention." [Reuters/Twitter]

—Herlinda Bobadilla, the 61-year-old alleged leader of Ecuador's Los Montes drug cartel, is being extradited to the U.S. [Barron's]

—New York galleries are "flocking" to L.A. [LAT]

—This.