Tuesday’s Headlines
I almost wish I were using this ice image because I was talking about global warming and not that OTHER ICE issue.
9:57 AM PDT on June 24, 2025
- More on the New Rail Stations in SGV (Claremont Courier)
- SF Sheriff’s Chief of Staff Arrested for Hit and Run (SF Gate)
- Commentary: Will California Ever Stop Widening Roads? (SFChron)
- Santa Monica To Double Resident Parking Fees (Westside Current)
- Masked ICE Agents A Problem For Local Law Enforcement (LAT)
- Impersonators Spur Growing Calls For ICE Agents To Show Faces (NBC4)
- State Leg. Would Have Trump’s ICE Vigilantes Go Mask-Off (Star-News)
- R’s Want to Sell Lake Tahoe Beach, Sac. Wildfire Preserve (SacBee)
- R’s Want to Force Post Office to Go Back to Big Gas Guzzlers (Electrek)
- Majorities of Earthlings, Americans, Republicans Think Big Oil Should Pay for Climate Damage (Oxfam)
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