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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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After being closed for more than a year by the pandemic, The Broad museum in downtown Los Angeles will reopen on May 26 with a commitment to diversify its collection and staff. -
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After a month-long delay, tax day is Monday. The deadline was extended this year because of the dozens of pandemic-related changes.
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COVID-19 still means no real-life parade.
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Essays
Lili Nadja Barsha doesn’t like hyphens. She sees herself as “the bloom of my ancestors, a vessel filled with genetic memories.” That, and as someone who is “included in many circles, but exists without a circle of her own.”
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News
Clearing homeless encampments doesn’t work in the long term, county officials question the latest mask guidelines, and you can check out a little-known local garden.
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Politics
A panel of three judges paused Carter’s far-reaching homelessness injunction, which orders the city and county of L.A. to offer shelter to everyone on Skid Row by October 18.
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Health
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now says fully vaccinated people can safely resume many indoor activities without a mask, but Los Angeles County health officials say: not so fast.
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In Boyle Heights, Battle Over A Senior Home For Japanese Americans Is LA’s Latest Displacement StoryPlans by the owner of Sakura Gardens to close one of the facilities on its five-acre Boyle Heights campus for elders and possibly replace it with market-rate housing has drawn fierce backlash.
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News
Merchants already had their rent forgiven from last July to December, and Councilman Kevin De Leon's motion would extend that until the end of June.
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Arts and Entertainment
In adapting Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about two escaped slaves, Jenkins has magnified the story's violence.
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Comics share stories of their worst summers. Kids throw elbows at a junior roller derby. Eat jägerschnitzel, Gumbalaya, taquitos and pastrami tostadas.
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