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ICE, LASD, Metrolink, Joanne Nuckols, bungee cords, Pasadena, Glendale, Terminal Island Freeway, car-nage, and more

By Joe Linton

9:18 AM PST on February 3, 2026

A driver killed cyclist Regan Cole on Pershing Avenue in Playa Del Rey. Screengrab via NBC4

ICE Terror Continues (L.A. Taco)
- After ICE Shootings Neighbors Demand Accountability (Public Press)
County Spends Hundreds Of Millions On Sheriff Dept Lawsuits (LAT)
Proposed Metrolink Station At County USC Hospital (Daily Trojan)
South Pas To Honor 710 Freeway Fighter Joanne Nuckols (Pasadena Now)
Bikes on Metro: Bring Your Own Bungee (SBLA Bluesky)
Big Blue Bus Restores Rapid Service To Palisades High (SM Next)
Pasadena Metro Stabbing Suspect In Court Today (Pasadena Now)
Glendale Reverses Denial Of Sears Site Housing (GNP)
How To Be A Safe Driver/Pedestrian (CV Weekly)
KCAL Profiles the Terminal Island Freeway
Carnage: Playa Del Rey Driver Kills Pregnant E-Cyclist Biking With Family (NBC4, GoFundMe, Biking in L.A.) [on Pershing Ave. where city undid road diet bike lanes in 2017]
- Driver Kills Pedestrian On PCH In Malibu (LAT, KTLA, KCAL)
- Hit-and-Run Crash Sends Car Onto WeHo Sidewalk (WeHo Times)
- Two Injured In DUI Crash Into Parked Cars In Orange (KTLA)
- Driver Hospitalizes Santa Clarita Pedestrian (KHTS)
- Multiple Drivers Strike and Kill Pedestrian On 5 Freeway In Anaheim (KTLA)
More On Plans For Coachella Valley Rail (Urbanize)

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