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Supervisors Janice Hahn and Sheila Kuehl announced the proposal Tuesday afternoon, which will go before their colleagues next week.
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Housing and HomelessnessWe are exploring why domestic or intimate partner violence is the biggest reason women experience homelessness in L.A. County.
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HealthA large nursing home business — and the state-run system designed to regulate it — were failing California’s most vulnerable even before the pandemic struck, advocates and patient families said. That failure intensified as COVID-19 gripped the state.
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While California legalized street vending a few years ago, it has been difficult for food vendors to comply with strict L.A. County health rules. David Gomez has designed a new city compliant tamal cart.
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Daily case numbers have been above 3,000 in L.A. since last Friday — and the Delta variant is likely to blame.
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Climate and Environment
The Save The East Fork Association says tourism from a bungee jumping group is leading to environmental damage in the Angeles National Forest.
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Arts and Entertainment
Legendary Love and Rockets comic creator Jaime Hernandez is releasing 40 years of private drawings of one of his first love: women's pro wrestling.
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Housing and Homelessness
Undocumented families, aging homes, high unemployment: The root causes for a cluster of evictions in this Southern California blue-collar port city.
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Climate and Environment
Meteorologists anticipate increased wind this week, which makes for greater chance of wildfires.
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Arts and Entertainment
Start the week by singing along to Grease. Learn capoeira under the stars. Attend an artwalk along a South Bay waterfront. Listen to live music by Quetzal. Swing along to Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. Or get nostalgic with LAist’s Mike Roe and guests as the TV Pilot Club revisits Living Single.
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A report finds that L.A.’s transportation system is “failing women,” the Sheriff’s department released some body cam footage of a fatal shooting by a deputy, and Viola Davis has encouraging words for LMU grads.
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The new guidance is targeted at vaccinated people who live in areas with "high and substantial transmission," and it focuses on indoor settings.
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The award-winning actor spoke to the graduating classes of 2020 and 2021.
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The site is known as Puvungna to members of the Tongva nation, who also use it for religious ceremonies and cultural gatherings.
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