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DTLA curfew map – same boundaries, new time

  • Southland ICE Raids/Protests Continue
    • Mayor Trims Curfew from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. (LAist, NBC4, KTLA) - some details at city curfew guidance page
    • Today, Appeals Court To Hear CA National Guard Case (KABC, LB Post)
    • Feds Plan To Continue Mass Deportations (KTLA)
    • Sheriff Dept. Shot Police Dept. In Aftermath Of No Kings Protest (Public Press)
    • KTLA, KABC Speak With Protesters Injured By PD Fire
    • L.A. Taco Explains ICE Raids At Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet
    • Bystanders Intervene Against ICE Raid In Upland (NBC4)
    • ICE Raids Make People Afraid To Leave Home (LAT, Capital & Main) Raids/Protests Impacting Economy (LAist)
    • Boyle Heights Like A Ghost Town (LAT) Bass Urges Angelinos Support BH (BH Beat)
    • L.A. Podcast Reviews the Past Week's High- and Lowlights
    • L.A. Press Club Sues City Over LAPD Mistreatment of Journos (LAT, NPR, Daily News) [Disclosure: SBLA is a member of L.A. Press Club]
  • Nick Andert Analyzes Sepulveda Rail EIR (YouTube)
    • Getty Museum Cheerleads For Subpar Monorail Alternative (Bluesky)
  • Santa Monica OKs Bikes In Some Bus Lanes (SMDP)
  • Malibu Taking Input On PCH Speed Camera Plan (SMDP)
  • Glendale Closing Intersection For Complete St. Revamp (News-Press)
  • Pasadena Rejects Bids For Raymond Traffic Calming Project (Pasadena Today)
  • Carnage: Fatal Crash On 101 Freeway In NoHo (KTLA, KABC)
  • Hot Weather, Bad Air To Continue (KTLA)

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