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Koreatown Reclaim Our Streets event calls for freeing people kidnapped by ICE. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • ICE Assault Continues
    • L.A. Taco Daily Memo - Downey, Santa Ana, and More
    • Judge To Rule Soon On Restraining Order Against ICE (Pasadena Now, Courthouse News, KABC, NBC4)
    • LAT's Gustavo Arellano Reviews ICE Impacts In Huntington Park
    • Standoff As ICE Kidnaps Farmworkers In Camarillo (LAT, LAist, KABC)
    • Due To Fear Of ICE, CSULA Shifts To Online Classes (LAT, KTLA)
    • Criticism Of Whittier Council ICE Response Delay (Whittier Daily News)
    • Mayor Bass Signs Executive Order In Support Of Immigrant Communities (KCAL)
  • WeHo Approves Reduced Speed Limits (Beverly Press)
  • WeHo Launches ADA Evaluation (WeHo Times)
  • Homeless Advocates Against L.A. RV Parking Fine Increase (Public Press)
  • Torched Is Not Excited About Uber As Olympics Sponsor
  • South L.A. Faces Extreme Heat With Little Shade (Public Press)
  • County Mistakenly Revoked Anti-Incarceration Measure J (LAT)
  • L.A./SF Transit Agencies Joust Over Baseball Series (LAist)
  • Temporary Nightly Closures For Sepulveda Pass 405 Freeway Rehab (LAist, KHTS)
  • Van Nuys LAX Flyaway Service Touts Success (Daily News)
  • CA Bill Removes One Of Many Stadium Gondola Hurdles (LAT)
  • Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Cyclist On Fountain Ave. In WeHo (WeHo Times)
    • Driver Killed Crashing Into Inglewood City Hall (KCAL)
    • Person Killed In Riverside County Freeway Truck Crash (KTLA, KABC)
    • Grieving Father Pushes For Safer PCH (KCAL)

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