Federal Judge Reviews Potential Auditors To Look Into LA Homelessness Services
Topline: Three potential auditors made their bid before a federal judge Thursday afternoon to conduct what could be the most...
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LA Metro ridership jumped 9.4% in February, fueled by weekend leisure travelers
Ridership on LA Metro trains and buses rose significantly in February over the same time last year, marking the fifteenth...
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In College, He Couldn’t Afford A Sandwich. Now He Helps Other Students In Need Get A Good Meal
Karlen Nurijanyan could barely afford a grilled cheese while he attended Santa Monica College in 2010. Fourteen years ago, there...
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Death of teen struck by Metrolink near Covina ruled accident
The medical examiner’s office has ruled the death of a San Dimas teen hit by a Metrolink train last week...
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Apple explores home robotics as potential ‘next big thing’ after car fizzles
Mark Gurman | (TNS) Bloomberg News Apple Inc. has teams investigating a push into personal robotics, a field with the...
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Things to do in the San Fernando Valley, LA area, April 4-11
  Here is a sampling of things to do in the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los Angeles...
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‘Mansion Tax’: 1 Year In, Revenue Is Way Lower Than Projected But Aid Has Helped Thousands
It’s been one year since the city of Los Angeles began collecting money from a voter-approved tax on high-priced property...
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Inglewood students walk out over planned closure of Morningside High
More than 100 high school students walked out of classes Wednesday morning. April 3, to protest Inglewood Unified School District’s...
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Judge orders San Gabriel Valley poultry processing plants to stop using child labor
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order this week following an urgent U.S. Department of Labor request to block...
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For Mixed-Status Families Struggling With Financial Aid Forms, Advisors Urge Patience
Millions of people each year fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in hopes of receiving money...
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