Friday’s Headlines
ICE, Pomona A Line, Metro ridership, SAFE, Train Festival, car-nage, and more
By
Joe Linton
6:36 AM PDT on September 19, 2025
- ICE Terror Continues (L.A. Taco)
- Metro A Line Extension To Pomona Opens Today (LAT, LAist)
- Metro Explains the Glendora to Pomona Extension
- New Map/Analysis Of Metro Ridership By Station (misken67 Reddit)
- SAFE Celebrates 10 Years (CV Weekly)
- How Metro Says Its Fighting Crime On Transit (SMDP)
- Union Station Train Festival This Weekend (Beverly Press)
- La Cañada Council Nixes Angeles Crest Highway Project (LCF Outlook)
- Carnage: One Bystander Dead, Several Injured In LB Road Rage Crash (KCAL, KTLA)
- Brea Driver Injured By Rod Debris On Freeway (NBC4)
- Culver City Driver Crashes Into Six Cars (CC Crossroads)
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