Monday’s Headlines

• Pasadena Greenways Planning Meetings Tonight and Wednesday (Pasadena Now)
• LAT Short Vid Looks At Approaches To Metro Transit Safety
• More On Judge Siding With Burbank Against Metro In BRT Lawsuit (Burbank Leader)
• ICE Terror Continues
  • L.A. DA Hochman Criticized For Not Prosecuting ICE Off-Duty Killing (Public Press)
  • Angelenos Protest ICE Killings (L.A. Taco)
  • Pasadenans Protest ICE Killings (LAT)
• Annual Homeless Count Shows 8% Increase (LAist, L.A. Podcast, MV Voice, Daily News)
  • Advocates Criticize City Approach to Homelessness (Public Press)
  • Mayor Bass Criticizes Federal Housing Policies (L.A. Magazine)
  • Raman District Results Positive: Homelessness Declined (LAT)
  • Private Company ‘Ghost Town’ Clears Venice Encampments (L.A. Material)
• Torched Looks At How L.A. Did During World Cup
• Culver City Considering Raising Parking Citation Fines (CC Crossroads)
• Blumenfield/L.A. Plans Second Phase Of ‘Reimagine Ventura Blvd’ (Valley NG)
• Santa Monica Mayor Caroline Torosis’ State of the City (SaMo Next)
• What Santa Monica Gets Right About Section 8 Housing (Capital & Main)
• Implications Of Culver City vs. In-and-Out (LAT, KTLA)
• Additional Phases Planned For Griffith Park Street Safety (Eastsider)
• Shuttered Westlake Theater Could Become Arts Center (L.A. Local)
• Santa Clarita’s Busiest Intersections (Signal)
• Carnage: Pico Union Driver/Waymo/Pedestrian Crash Sends Two To Hospital (LAT, Eastsider, KABC)
  • North Hills Street Takeover Injures Onlookers, Driver Fled (KTLA, KABC)
  • LB Hit-and-Run Injures Two Motorized-Bike Riders (NBC4, KCAL)
  • More On 605 Pico Rivera Crash Death (LAT)
  • Motion Rejected To Overturn Driver Murder Charges In Malibu Students Killing (NBC4)
  • Hit and Run Driver Damages WeHo Restaurant Building (WeHo Times)
• Global Warming: So Cal Heat To Continue Indefinitely (KTLA, KCAL)
  • Extreme Heat Becoming Common In California (Spectrum1)
  • Fires Rage Across Europe (Guardian)
  • Time For Metro To Stop Widening Freeways, Harming Climate

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