Thursday’s Headlines
Extreme fire risk, West Hollywood Fountain Avenue, Mayor Karen Bass, Southwest Valley, Pasadena, homelessness, D Line, parking, car-nage, and more
By
Joe Linton
9:55 AM PDT on October 15, 2026
- West Hollywood To Vote Again On Fountain Ave. Project (Biking in L.A., WeHo Times)
- Weigh In On WeHo Plan (SFA alert)
- Mayor Karen Bass: “…there’s very influential people who are supporting your [Nithya Raman’s] campaign who are very, very much advocates for bike lanes.” (K Oong Bluesky)
- Some Advocate Responses (Reddit, Hale of People Vision Zero, @westlabicycle)
- Urbanize On L.A. Southwest Valley Community Plans Progress
- Pasadena Clashes With Developer Over State Density Bonus (Pasadena Now)
- Homelessness Updates: Reports, Agencies (Squawk Box)
- More on Metro D Line Extension 10-Day Closure (Beverly Press)
- Glendale Foothills Celebrate Walk To School Day (CV Weekly)
- Hermosa Beach Cancels Holiday Free Parking Program (Daily Breeze)
- Carnage: Community Supports Family Of LB Hit-and-Run Victim (LB Post)
- Santa Ana Winds Mean Extreme Fire Risk (LAist, KABC, KCAL)
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