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Several county police departments in SoCal are strictly enforcing a law that prohibits parking too close to crosswalks, which took effect back in January 2025.
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The team was in the eye of a storm over a controversial phone call from President Trump to FIFA's head about a red card on a U.S. striker.Listen 3:34 -
The team’s World Cup run ended on Sunday after the team lost against England.
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At a Tuesday L.A. City Council committee meeting, local officials and councilmembers questioned LA28's human rights plans, including for addressing homelessness.
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Santa Ana voters could see sales tax measure on November ballot.
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From standardized food date labels to quieter streaming ads, a slate of new California laws took effect July 1.
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Listen 22:09Los Angeles has a new museum: Dataland –- the world’s first museum completely devoted to AI-generated art. In a time of high anxiety around the impact of AI on jobs, the environment and human creativity, can Dataland change the conversation around human-AI collaboration? LAist All Things Considered Host Julia Paskin takes us inside Dataland.
Can this museum rebrand AI art?
