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ICE terror, masked ICE, rents, Koreatown traffic circle, housing, LAX, Culver City, South Pasadena, congestion, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

9:32 AM PST on December 2, 2025

LADOT rendering of roundabout coming to 4th Street and New Hampshire

ICE Terror Continues (L.A. Taco)
- ICE Harms L.A. Restaurants (L.A. Taco)
- County About To Ban Masked ICE Agents (LAT, KCAL)
- Public Defender Will Fight Deportation (Public Press)
L.A. Council Could Allow Small Landlords To Raise Rents More (LAist)
Public Works To Receive Bids For Ktown Traffic Circle (@lintonjoe Bluesky)
90-Unit 14-Parking South L.A. Affordable Housing Nearly Done (Urbanize)
Reddit Is Split: Metro LAX Connection Is Awful, or Great
County Seeks Input On Transit Gaps (SaMo Next)
Culver City Seeks Input On Safer Routes To Schools (CC Crossroads)
South Pasadena Opening New Pocket Parks This Year (SP Review)
Car Traffic Congestion Slightly Down In L.A. Year-to-Year (KCAL)
- L.A. Traffic Congestion 15% Worse Than Pre-COVID (Xtown)
Carnage: Driver Kills Huntington Beach Pedestrian (KTLA)
- Driver Injured In Baldwin Park Truck Crash (KABC, KCAL)
- Redlands DUI Driver Crashes, Rams Police Car (KTLA)
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