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Wednesday’s Headlines

ICE, Vermont Ave. rail, 710 Freeway stub, LAX, Long Beach, SB79, Studio City, Boyle Hts, car-nage, rain, and more

Screengrab of Nick Andert Vermont rail explainer

  • Tactics Labor and Businesses Are Using Against ICE (Public Press)
  • Hour-Long Nick Andert YouTube Explains Future Vermont Rail
  • CalSTA Chief Omishakin Supports Pasadena 710 Plans (Pasadena Now)
  • Dispute Delaying LAX People Mover Opening (LAist)
  • County Approves Portion Of SGV Bus Lanes Route (Colorado Blvd)
  • Long Beach To Prosecute People Promoting Illegal Racing (LB Post)
  • L.A. Looks to Delay CA SB79 Transit-Oriented Housing (Urbanize)
  • Neighbors Oppose Metro BRT Balboa Station Park-and-Ride Use For Vehicle Impound (KTLA)
  • Neighbors Oppose Affordable Housing In Studio City (KCAL)
  • L.A. Surveying Boyle Hts Residents For Transpo Plan (BH Beat)
  • WeHo Council Remembers Traffic Victims (WeHo Times)
  • Carnage: One Dead In Head-On Van Nuys Car Crash (KTLA, NBC4, KCAL)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Dana Point Student Walking to School (LAT, KABC, NBC4, KCAL)
    • Two Fullerton Drivers Hit and Kill One Pedestrian (KTLA)
    • Two Hospitalized In South L.A. Truck vs. Building Crash (NBC4)
    • Parents Sue Drunk Driver Who Killed Athlete (LAT)
    • DUI Driver Crashes Into Power Pole (KABC)
  • More Rain This Week (LAT)

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