The California condor the L.A. Zoo was hoping would hatch has indeed hatched. The little chick emerged this morning after
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News Brief: Big Outside Money in Local Politics
Why is so much outside money allowed into local politics? That’s a question I’ve been thinking about more and more
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‘Stranger Things’ Drive-In Haunt Coming to DTLA This October
Update, Oct. 13: Tickets sales for the Stranger Things Drive-Into Experience have been extended through March 7, 2021. Buy them
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Little Tokyo is Crowdsourcing to Save Its Businesses
Many small and local businesses are suffering financial hardships due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. In Little Tokyo, there’s now
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News Brief: Garcetti Shuts Down Utilities at Party House in the Hills
Think you’re going to party in the Hollywood Hills without the power going out? Think again. Also for today’s rundown:
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News Brief: Power Outages Hit Thousands of Angelenos Tuesday Night
Anyone else have their apartment go dark just as yesterday’s Lakers game was getting started? Wasn’t just me? Thought so.
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News Brief: LAUSD’s Plan to Test Students and Staff For COVID-19
LAUSD wants to test all its students and staff, but the price tag is hefty and the details are still
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L.A. Artists Can Apply for $500-$1,500 Public Art Grants
If you’re an artist with an idea for public art during a pandemic, you may be eligible to win a
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News Brief: Excessive Heat Warning in Effect Through Thursday
L.A.’s heatwave is bordering on unbearable, but at least we’re not dealing with fire tornados and lightning storms (both spotted
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Here’s a List of Cooling Centers for Heatwave Relief
After some cool respite, it’s going to be hot again this weekend. Starting today, the County will open several Emergency
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News Brief: Dodger Stadium To Be Vote Center For November Election
Don’t want to vote by mail this November? You can always go to Dodger Stadium (seriously). Also on the docket
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Chicano Moratorium Sites, Archery Range & Neighborhood Up For ‘Historic Places’ Recognition
Tomorrow, the California State Historical Resources Commission will consider 15 nominations for federal historic designation and 13 for state historic
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