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The City Nature Challenge is Still On With Some Changes

The annual City Nature Challenge invites people around the world to document plants and wildlife where they live, thus gathering

In today’s briefing, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced two new pages to the city’s online COVID-19 library. This page

In a bulletin released today, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara ordered insurers to make partial refunds for at least six

Yesterday in Los Angeles, residents taped colorful egg-shaped cutouts to the insides of their windows as part of community egg

There’s perhaps no better way to see the vast emptiness of Los Angeles’s streets and beaches right now than from

A Moment of Your Time is a new podcast that invites you to share. It doesn’t matter what, really: a

Yesterday afternoon, Los Angeles City Council members Mitch O’Farrell and David Ryu announced new one-way foot traffic rules for pedestrians

Since March 23, the Center for the Study of LA at Loyola Marymount University (also known as StudyLA) has been

For many people who work in restaurants, bars, and hotels, these are scary times. Hospitality workers are mostly out of

It may not come as a surprise to anyone who’s been tuning in to the state, county, and city briefings,

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit our food and beverage industry hard, forcing all restaurants to halt dine-in service. But by

Update, September 11: Hello, again. Six months later, we’re still social distancing and the air quality is terrible due to