Friday’s Headlines
ICE, Santa Fe Springs, 7th Street Station, ped-shaming, Santa Monica, Long Beach, parking, K LIne , car-nage and more
By
Joe Linton
10:36 AM PDT on October 3, 2025
- ICE Raids Continue (L.A. Taco)
- Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet Still Suffering ICE Aftermath (Public Press)
- Metro Plans DTLA 7th Street Station Makeover (Urbanize)
- Pasadena Complete Streets Critiques NPR Pedestrian Shaming
- 330-Home Development Planned Near Bergamot Station (Urbanize)
- Report Shows Long Beach’s Deadliest Streets (NBC4)
- Huge Fire At Chevron Refinery In El Segundo (LAist, KTLA, KCAL, NBC4)
- L.A. City Parking Cost Increase Started October 1 (Larchmont Buzz)
- Take the K Line Train To October 18 Taste of Soul (Sentinel)
- Carnage: Speeding NoHo Driver Crashes Into Pole, Killing Two People, Hospitalizing Two More (NBC4)
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