Azusa residents, city officials accuse L.A. Metro of dumping passengers in city, leading to uptick in crime

A community story from California, reported by KTLA Los Angeles.

Community · California · October 23, 2026

From KTLA Los Angeles

Residents and city officials in Azusa are frustrated over a reported uptick in crime due to passengers being forced off Metro trains at their city's station at the end of the night.

Reported by KTLA Los Angeles, October 23, 2026. Read the full story at KTLA Los Angeles →

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