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ICE, LAX people mover delay, SB79, Measure HLA, San Marino, Hawthorne, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

10:10 AM PDT on September 26, 2025

Detail of L.A. City Planning Department SB 79 map

ICE Raids Continue (L.A. Taco, KABC)
- ICE Prisoners Move Around Excessively, Sowing Fear (LAT)
- Hahn Calls For Metro Response To ICE (Public Press)
LAX People Mover Delayed, Now Summer 2026 (KTLA)
L.A. Maps Show SB79 Transit Housing Bill Benefits (LAist, Urbanize)
- Angelenos Support More Housing (LAT Op-Ed)
HLA Appeals Process Not Making Streets Safer (@lintonjoe Bluesky)
San Marino Weighs: Maintain Charm, Meet Housing Law (SM Tribune)
144-Apt 39-Parking Project Planned Near Culver City Station (Urbanize)
Judge Says Abandoned Hawthorne Mall Must Develop or Demolish (LAist)
Santa Monica Ending “Clean” Car Parking Discounts (SM Next, SMDP)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Motorcyclist On PCH (KTLA, KCAL)
Sidewalk E-Scooter Rider Crashes Into, Bruises Pedestrian (KCAL)
On This Date In 1867, So. Cal. Oil Industry Was Born (SCV History)

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