Wednesday’s Headlines
ICE, intense heat wave, Eagle Rock bus lane as "death blow", Metrolink, Ballona Creek, CIP, San Marino, Glendora groundbreaking, Metro G Line, car-nage, and more
By
Joe Linton
8:35 AM PDT on September 9, 2026
- ICE Use Of Vehicles Aggressive and Reckless (L.A. Taco)
- LAT Warns “Death Blow” Eagle Rock Bus Lane Will “Kill Businesses” and “Degrade Eagle Rock Small Town Charm”
- More On Metrolink Increasing Fares (KTLA, Pasadena Now)
- Large Fallen Tree Closes Part Of Ballona Creek Path, No Reopening Date Due to Damaged Fence (CC Crossroads, Westside Current)
- L.A. Committee Hears Capital Infrastructure Program Report (Bluesky: Alissa Walker, Joe Linton)
- Carver Elementary Walking School Bus Tradition A Success (San Marino Tribune)
- Mayor Will Leave Housing Commission, Where She Missed Meetings (LAist)
- Glendora Breaks Ground On San Dimas Wash Bike/Walk Path (SGVCOG)
- Learn More At Glendora Bike/Walk Urban Trails Meeting Tomorrow
- G Line Bridges Progressing (Urbanize)
- Bomb Squad Responds To Suspicious Package, DTLA A Line Service Disrupted (KABC, KTLA)
- Carnage: Person Killed In Santa Clarita 3-Car Crash (NBC4, SC Signal)
- Diesel Price Hits All Time Record (LAist)
- Intense Triple-Digit Heat Across So Cal (KCAL, KABC, Yo Venice)
- Climate Crisis Is Disrupting Perfect So Cal Mediterranean Weather (LAT)
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