Cal State LA students call for financial transparency, sanctuary for immigrants
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Government offices — Los Angeles city and county, and state — and also superior courts and...
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James Wong, longtime Pasadena employee, appointed city’s new director of housing
Pasadena has selected James Wong to be the next director of the city’s department of housing. Wong started in the...
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Yosemite National Park: Caltrans announces opening date for road closed by huge rockslide
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Former Wallflowers guitarist opens Japanese barbecue restaurant in Long Beach
Modern Japanese restaurant brings barbecue and sushi to LBX Long Beach Exchange Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed?...
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LA mayor announces first permits for Pacific Palisades rebuild and issues emergency order
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced Friday that the city has issued its first permits for Pacific Palisades residents looking...
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Match makers: UCI med school grads learn which residency programs they are matched with
Pennsylvania, Chicago, Oregon, Los Angeles and even close to where they started their journey, UCI Medical Center, soon-to-be graduates learned...
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators sue UCLA over its “failure to protect activists”
UCLA activists, including students and faculty, announced Thursday that they are suing the school, alleging administrators failed to protect protesters...
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Investigators climb Edison transmission towers in probe of alleged Eaton fire ignition site
Forensic evidence collected by the Rosemead-based utility will help determine whether Edison equipment ignited the destructive Eaton fire. Subscribe to...
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Citing incomplete data, LAHSA announces drop in homelessness as county considers taking control of funding
Preliminary results of last month’s Los Angeles County homelessness count show a year-to-year drop in the number of people living...
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