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By Joe Linton

11:28 AM PDT on July 18, 2025

Metro K Line photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

L.A. Taco Daily Memo Tracks ICE Terror
- Volunteer Sees ICE Parallels On Terminal Island (Public Press)
EV Chargers Lacking in L.A. Low Income Communities (NBC4)
Inglewood Rezones For K-Line Adjacent Development (Urbanize)
LASD: Drivers Increasingly Don’t Make Way For Emergency Responders (SC Signal)
Vigil 6 p.m. Tonight For WeHo Cyclist Blake Ackerman Killed By Driver (Biking in L.A., WeHoTimes)
Good Trouble Protests Honor John Lewis (Daily News)
Leimert Park Rallies For Wakiesha’s Law (Wave)
CA Approves $4.5M For Canceled 710 Freeway Home Purchases (Urbanize)
Pasadena Transit Running Free Extra Service For Colorado St. Bridge Party Tomorrow (Pasadena Now)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Severely Injures Pico Union Cyclist (KTLA)
- Driver Crashes Into West L.A. Home Fence (Century City News)
CA Sues Trump Admin Over High-Speed Rail Funding (LAT)

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