Tuesday’s Headlines
ICE, L.A. council candidates, East Hollywood TOD, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Westwood, car-nage, and more
By
Joe Linton
10:34 AM PST on February 10, 2026
- ICE Terror Continues, Increasing In San Diego, Inland Empire (L.A. Taco)
- Judge Blocks CA Ban On Masked ICE Agents (LAist, KTLA, Spectrum1)
- LAist Maps Communities Most Terrorized By ICE
- ICE Raids Drive $3.7M Summer Business Losses (Westside Current)
- L.A. Local Profiles 12 Candidates Running For Curren Price Council Seat
- 7-Story 290-Unit Affordable Housing Under Construction Near Vermont/SaMo Station (Urbanize)
- New CA Laws Encourage More LB Housing (LB Biz Journal)
- Community Bike Ride To Show Bergamot 1st/Last Mile (Yo Venice)
- Bike Police Return to Downtown Santa Monica (SM Next)
- Westwood VA Evicting Private School/Business Tenants (Westside Current)
- Carnage: Person Killed In Castaic 5 Fwy Solo Car Crash (SC Signal)
- Three People Hospitalized In Fiery Northridge Crash (KTLA)
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