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ICE, Metro train derailment, parking, Culver City, TOD, car-nage and more

By Joe Linton

9:59 AM PDT on September 17, 2025

7th Street Station during yesterday's train derailment. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

ICE Raids Continue (L.A. Taco)
- Van Nuys Car Wash Owner Speaks Out About ICE Raids (KTLA)
- County Approves $30M Relief Fund For Fire, ICE Victims (Public Press)
DTLA Metro Train Derailment Interrupts Service (LAT, NBC4, Eastsider)
Some Ktown Residents Protest Parking Removal For ADUs (LAist)
Safer Streets Under Construction In Culver City (@lintonjoe Bluesky)
Council Approves The Bloc Housing Plans, Above 7th St Station (Urbanize)
Wilmington / Harbor City Plans Adopted (Urbanize)
Carnage: Driver Dies Crashing Into Building In Carson (KCAL)
- Ontario Family Urges Intersection Fixes After Four Crashes This Month (KCAL)
- Driver Kills Mountain Lion On OC Highway 74 (KTLA)
Push To Curb So Cal Railyard Pollution Stalls Under Trump (Capital & Main)

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