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  • Border Patrol Arrested Cyclist For Looking "Startled and Nervous" (Public Press)
  • South L.A. Rallies Against ICE Terror (Sentinel)
  • Dems Sue ICE To Allow Detention Oversight (LAT)
  • Torched Remembers That Capital Infrastructure Program Mayoral Directive
  • WeHo Community Pushes For Fountain Ave. Safety (Beverly Press)
  • Suspect Arrested In Arcadia Metro Station Stabbing (SGV Trib)
  • CicLAvia Comes To Venice/Culver On August 17 (SMDP)
  • Protest Against Homeless Housing At Sun Valley Metrolink Lot (SFV Sun)
  • Pasadena Transit Changing Two Routes (Pasadena Now)
  • Saugus Train Station Reopens As Historical Museum (SC Signal)
  • Carnage: Fullerton Hit-and-Run Wrong-Way Driver Injured Cyclist (KTLA) Driver Accused Of Intentional Head-On Crash (SGV Trib)
    • Solo Rollover Crash In West Hollywood (WeHo Times)
  • Caltrans Employees Accused Of On-the-Clock Stripper Party (LAT)

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