Tuesday’s Headlines
ICE, Glendale, La Crescenta, SB 79, D Line, Metrolink, Metro Lost and Found, car-nage, and more
By
Joe Linton
10:31 AM PDT on May 12, 2026
- ICE Detains Boyle Heights Food Vendors (BH Beat)
- Metrolink Plans Service Reduction, Fare Increase (SCV News)
- Glendale Resident Complains About New Bike Lanes (CV Weekly)
- La Crescenta Group Complains About Scaled Back Affordable Housing (CV Weekly)
- South Pasadenan Sees Trouble Ahead In SB79 State Transit-Oriented Housing Law
- More On the D Line Opening (L.A. Podcast, Urbanize, Sentinel, Transiting Los Angeles)
- Xtown Graphs L.A. Real Estate/Housing Stats
- Pasadena Councilmember To Host 710 Freeway Town Hall (Pasadena Now)
- LAist Profiles Metro Lost-and-Found
- Carnage: Driver Killed, 3 Hospitalized In Sunland Crash (KTLA)
- World Cup Starts In 30 Days (Spectrum1)
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