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ICE, fires one year later, Pasadena, Mulholland Drive, speed cameras, Warner Center, car-nage and more

By Joe Linton

10:36 AM PST on January 9, 2026

Speed camera signage

ICE Terror: ICE Activity Heavy In Pomona & San Bernardino (L.A. Taco)
- So Cal Protests Against ICE Killing (LAT, LAist, Public Press, Watchdog, NBC4, Daily News)
Torched On Climate, Fires, Housing and More
- How Transit Riders Evacuated From Fires (LAist)
Drivers Racing On Restored Mulholland “Snake” (LAT, short vid)
Pasadena To Do Citywide Active Transpo Plan (Pasadena Now)
Speed Cameras Are Coming To So Cal (Daily News)
Information Scant On Person Killed By Train In South L.A. (KTLA, NBC4)
Warner Center Public Spaces Not Quite Open To Public (LEJ Explains YouTube)
131-Unit 33-Parking Affordable Housing Under Construction By Vermont/SaMo Blvd Station (Urbanize)
Carnage: PD Identify Driver Killed Crashing Into Tree (SFV Sun)
- LAPD Seeks 3 Hit-and-Run Drivers In Deadly December Studio City Crashes (KTLA)
- Injuries In Santa Clarita 5 Freeway Semi-Truck Crash (SC Signal)
Fresno Freeway Fighters In Court Today (SBCA)

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