Tuesday’s Headlines
L.A. River path, Ohio Avenue, Nithya Raman committee, WeHo, Alhambra, car-nage, and more
By
Joe Linton
10:03 AM PDT on August 11, 2026
- LAT Looks Into Completing the River Bike/Walk Path Through Central L.A.
- Earlier SBLA Post on How to Trim Scope and Build the River Path
- LADOT Begins Construction On Ohio Ave Safety Project (Westside Current)
- Glitch Accounts for Part of Increase In DTLA Homeless Count (LAT)
- Bass Ally Harris-Dawson Removing Raman From Chairing Housing Committee (LAist, LAT, NBC4, Spectrum1, Squawk Box, Westside Current)
- Council President Harris-Dawson Responds (NBC4)
- LASD To Conduct WeHo E-Bike/E-Scooter Education (WeHo Times)
- ActiveSGV Leader Amy Wong Running For Alhambra Council (Colorado Blvd)
- Carnage: Long Beach Driver Kills E-Scooter Rider (LB Post)
- Santa Clarita DUI Driver Injures Motorcycle Rider (Signal)
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