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Election vote counts trickling in, ICE, Forest Lawn, Pasadena, Claremont, car-nage and more

By Joe Linton

10:49 AM PDT on June 5, 2026

Forest Lawn Drive. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

More Election Results Trickle In
- Raman Narrows Gap With Pratt (LAT, LAist, Squawk Box, KCAL)
- Feldstein Soto Likely First City Attorney Incumbent To Lose In Primary In 100 Years (LAT)
- Monterey Park Votes To Ban Data Centers (Public Press)
- Glendale Likely Reelected Brotman and Asatryan, With Third Seat Bartrosouf Still Ahead Of Murphy (GNP)
- Beverly Hills Reelected Nazarian and Friedman, With Third Seat Pynoos Ahead of Licht (Beverly Press)
ICE Detains Ktown Barber (L.A. Local)
Streets for All Alert: Urge Mayor Bass To Support Forest Lawn Drive Safety
Pasadena To Host Meetings For Greenways Project (Pasadena Now)
Claremont A Line Contract Awarded (Claremont Courier)
More On NoHo-Pasadena BRT Groundbreaking (GNP)
Carnage: Sylmar Multi-Vehicle Freeway Crash Leaves Person In Critical Condition (KTLA)

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