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By Joe Linton

11:05 AM PST on February 2, 2026

Culver City Better Overland project concept plan

ICE Terror Continues (L.A. Taco)
- So Cal Protests ICE (LAist, LAT, Daily News, KTLA, NBC4, SMDP, Rafu Shimpo)
- Cyclists Honor Slain Alex Pretti (Biking in L.A., KCAL)
- How Boyle Heights Fought ICE Raids (BH Beat)
- Public Press Will Not Be Intimidated By Journalists Arrested
- L.A. Podcast Talks ICE, Olympics, World Cup, Shirley Raines
Culver City OKs Overland Protected Bike Lanes Project (CC Crossroads)
Foothill A Line Extension To Claremont Contracts Approved (Daily News)
Santa Monica Waymo Crash Spurs Responses (SaMo Next, KTLA)
World Cup Fan Zone Sites Announced (Torched, Sentinel)
Ride Metro, Metrolink, Other Buses Free Wed. For Transit Equity Day (Pasadena Now, KTLA, SMDP, The Source)
- Celebrate Rosa Parks Again This Saturday (The Source)
Metro ‘Melania’ Movie Ads Getting Vandalized (KTLA)
City Attorney Seeks Funding To Oppose Venice Dell Housing (Yo Venice)
Norwalk Launches Norwalk Community Link Microtransit (Patriot)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pacoima Pedestrian (LAT)
- Two People Hospitalized From Sun Valley Crash (KCAL)
- Person Killed, Several Injured in Irvine 405 Freeway Crash (KABC)
- Seven People Injured In Canyon Country Crash (SC Signal)
- Driver Crashes Into Brick Wall In Valencia (SC Signal)
Coachella Valley $800M Rail Study Approved (RCTC)
Fog Blamed For 59-Car Pile-Up Crash Near Bakersfield (LAT, KTLA, NBC4)

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