Tuesday’s Headlines
ICE raid protests, SEIU president Huerta released, National Guard, Marines, Waymo, and more
By
Joe Linton
10:40 AM PDT on June 10, 2025
- Anti-ICE Protests Continue (KCAL, NBC4)
- Union President Huerta Released On Bail (LAT, LAist, L.A. Taco)
- Garment Worker Families Demand Release Of Detainees (NBC4)
- Trump Mobilizes 2,000 Additional National Guard (LAT, KCAL, LAist)
- CA Sues Trump Over Guard Deployment (LAist, NBC4, KCAL)
- Trump Mobilizes 700 Marines But Not Clear What They Do (LAT, KABC)
- What Businesses ICE Raids Are Targeting (LAT)
- LB Post Reports Situation in Paramount Where Main Raids Started
- Waymo Suspends Service In DTLA, After Cars Burned (KTLA, LAist)
- What Is Celebrity Doctor Doing At Immigration Raids? (LAT)
- More On Let’s Go Glendale (News-Press)
- Carnage; Speeding Driver Dies Crashing Into Wall In LB (Watchdog, LB Post)
- Two Killed In Sun Valley Car Crash (Daily News)
- Passenger Killed In Castaic Crash (SC Signal)
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