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ICE, evictions, car wash workers, Measure ULA, road widening, Beverly Hills, Pasadena Transit, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

9:30 AM PDT on September 11, 2025

Subway station under construction in Beverly Hills in 2024. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

ICE War On So. Cal. (L.A. Taco)
- ICE Raids Causing A Looming Eviction Crisis (Public Press)
- Northeast SFV Targeted By ICE After Ruling (SFV Sun)
- How To Protect Car Wash Workers (NBC4)
- Vendor Carts Abandoned During ICE Abductions (BH Beat)
State Lawmakers Look To Gut L.A. Mansion Tax (LAT, LAist)
Another Problem With Road Widening (JRL Bluesky)
Beverly Hills Extends Metro Construction Street Closure (Beverly Press)
Metro Seeks Artists For Valley Rail Project (SFV Sun)
Pasadena Transit Expands Rose Bowl Service (Pasadena Now)
Carnage: Driver Strikes Pedestrian On Sunset (Beverly Press)
- Suspect Charged In Deadly DUI Crash Into Downey Home (KABC, Daily News)
CA “Clean” Cars Will No Longer Get Toll Lane Benefits (LAT)

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