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By Joe Linton

9:26 AM PST on February 13, 2026

West Hollywood K Line rally - photo by Jonathan Hale

ICE Terror Continues
- ICE Terror Impacting Eastside Businesses (KABC)
- Glendale/Crescenta Students Protest ICE (GNP)
- Witness L.A. Looks into Mask and Secret Police Rulings
West Hollywood Rallies For Metro K Line (KTLA, WeHo Times, Beverly Press, Reddit photos)
Groups Fight HUD Public Housing Immigrant Ban (Public Press, Capital & Main)
Mayor’s Clean-Ups Focus On Venues, While Trash Piles Up (Torched)
Judge Rebukes L.A. For Unhoused Belongings Seizures (LAist)
One Way to Carry Your Bike Up Stairs (SBLA Bluesky video)
Big Blue Bus Operator Tells of Job Dangers (Westside Current)
Long Beach Bus Stops Display Anti-Opioid Art (LB Post)
Carnage: Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Panorama City Pedestrian, Reward Offered (KTLA)
- Distracted Corona Hit-and-Run Driver Serves 1/3 Of Sentence (Biking in L.A.)
- Mother Of Victim Pushes For Stronger DUI Laws (KTLA)
More Freeway Toll Lanes Coming to OC (Daily News)
Irvine Lowers Speed Limits (Voice of OC)
January Was Very Warm (Spectrum1)

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