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ICE, River path, Melanie Winter, Westlake, Pasadena, LAX, Culver City, car-nage, rain, and more

San Jose Creek near Avocado Heights. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

  • ICE Terror Continues: More Than 30 People Taken In Raids Sat-Mon (L.A. Taco)
    • Trans Organizers Convinced County To Treat ICE Like Disaster (Public Press)
    • Abductee's Son Skipped School To Finish Dad's Work (L.A. Taco)
    • Santee Alley Festival To Help Businesses ICE Harmed (BH Beat)
  • Streets for All Alert: Urge Metro To Build River Path Promised To Voters
  • Torched Remembers River/Creek Advocate Melanie Winter
  • SaMo Reaches Ebony Beach Club Settlement (SM Next, SMDP)
  • Westlake 7-Story, 91-Unit, 0-Parking Affordable Proposed (Urbanize)
  • Pasadena Bikeways Could Connect Through PCC (Pas Complete Sts)
  • More on LAX Road Expansion (Mar Vista Voice)
  • Culver City Planning Sepulveda Blvd Project (CC Crossroads)
  • Sunset Junction Renamed To Honor Longtime Progressive Leader Jackie Goldberg (LAT)
  • Pop-Up Bike Light Distribution In WeHo (WeHo Times)
  • Pasadena Transit Offers Free Rides Small Business Saturday (Pas Now)
  • Carnage: Trash Truck Driver Kills Santa Ana Pedestrian (LAT, KTLA, KCAL)
    • Injured Victim Sues SaMo, County Over Broken Crosswalk Lights (KCAL)
  • Here Comes the Rain Again (KABC)

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