Thursday’s Headlines

By Joe Linton

8:00 AM PDT on June 26, 2025

Metrolink train – photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

ICE Raids and Resistance
- L.A. Taco Daily Memo
- ICE Again Detained U.S. Citizen Downtown (KABC)
- ICE Detained Citizen Fired From Pico Rivera Job (L.A. Taco)
- Whittier Anti-ICE Activists Want More From City Council (Public Press)
Pasadena Changing Speed Bump Policy (Pasadena Now)
Person Killed In Moorpark Metrolink vs. Truck Crash (KABC, LAT)
Carnage: Pedestrian Killed On LB Freeway Ramp (LB Post)
- Two People In Critical Condition From DTLA Car Crash (KABC)
- Driver Crashes Into Forklift In DTLA (KCAL)
- $50K Reward For Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed South L.A. Cyclist (KCAL)
Metrolink Changing Fares (KTLA)

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