Wednesday’s Headlines
ICE, LAX traffic, Section 8, 110 Freeway, Santa Monica, TOD, Echo Park, car-nage and more
By
Joe Linton
10:01 AM PST on December 17, 2025
- ICE Terror Continues (L.A. Taco)
- Only L.A. Would Spend $1.5B To Make Airport Traffic Worse (LAT)
- Jamison Buildings Turned Away Section 8 Renters (Capital & Main)
- Caltrans Plans 110 Freeway Project, Including New Bridge (Eastsider)
- Construction Underway On SaMo Pier (CCWW News)
- 42-Unit Housing Rising Near Sepulveda E Line Station (Urbanize)
- County Purchases Land For Affordable Housing Near MacArthur Park (Urbanize)
- Some Echo Park Folks Want Highly Subsidized Metro Micro (Eastsider)
- Carnage: Burbank Driver Flees After Crashing Into House (KCAL)
- CA Could Ban Tesla Sales Over “Autopilot” Claims (KCAL)
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