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By Joe Linton

10:29 AM PDT on October 30, 2025

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So. Cal ICE Terror Continues (L.A. Taco)
- Saturday Día de los Muertos ICE Protest At Pasadena Home Depot (Pasadena Now)
L.A. Leaders Rally For Yes On 50 (Sentinel)
- Streetsblog Endorses Yes On 50 – Vote Early!
More On Metro Union Station Run-Thru Tracks (LAist)
“You Have To Park” LAT On L.A. Parking Nightmares
Controller: LAPD Should Use Mental Health Teams (LAist)
SaMo Begins Construction On East Pico Ped Safety Project (Canyon News)
Beverly Hills To Restrict Street Parking Permits For Affordable Housing Residents (Beverly Press)
South L.A. Intersection Named For Leader/Publisher Danny Bakewell (Sentinel)
5-Story Affordable Housing Planned In La Crescenta (CV Weekly)
Metro To Host Transit Safety Listening Session Today (Westside Current)
Carnage: Driver Kills Pedestrian On 110 In South L.A. (KTLA, KABC)
- Oversize Truck Crashes Into Overpass In Ontario (KABC)
EV Industry Faces Challenges (LAT)
In 1974 Santa Clarita Felled 500-Year-Old Oak For Road Widening (KHTS)
Tips To Avoid Drivers Killing Pedestrians On Halloween (Pasadena Now)
- Drivers Kill More Peds, More Kids Than Ever On Halloween (SBUSA)

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