Tuesday’s Headlines
Election news, ICE, Horvath running for CEO, e-bikes, Caballero Creek park, car-nage and more
By
Joe Linton
9:42 AM PST on November 10, 2026
- Election News
- Ugarte Leads Mazariegos By 286 Votes In CD9 (The Basin, Squawk Box)
- Police Union Spent $9M Mostly On Losing Races In L.A. (The Basin) Similar Police Results In OC (Voice of OC)
- Airbnb Lost Big Too (MV Voice)
- LAist Overviews Mayoral Voting By Precinct
- ICE Terror Sparks Huntington Park Confrontation (NBC4)
- Leaders Call On Boyle Heights Hospital To Protect Patients From ICE (BH Beat)
- Supervisor Horvath Running For County CEO, Election March 2028 (LAist, KCAL)
- 344-Unit Mixed-Use Breaks Ground In Culver City (CC Crossroads, Urbanize)
- LAPD Warns Of Westside E-Bike Thefts (Westside Current)
- Santa Clarita Approves New E-Bike/E-Moto Law (SC Signal)
- More On New Caballero Creek Wetlands Park (Daily News)
- Give Input on City Plan For Debs Park (Eastsider)
- Carnage: Driver Hits, Injures Newhall Pedestrian (SC Signal)
- Driver Hospitalized After Crash On 110 Freeway In Highland Park (Eastsider)
- Driver Crashes Into Larchmont Chronicle Office Building (Larchmont Buzz)
- Coast Commission Approves Plan To Protect OC Rail (KABC)
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