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ICE raids, protests, curfew, Boyle Heights, Sepulveda, Glendale, Malibu, Pasadena, car-nage and more

By Joe Linton

9:29 AM PDT on June 17, 2025

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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