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As thousands across L.A. County undergo the process of debris removal in the burn scars, our reporter shares her family’s experience.
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Next Sunday, the sheepish Rams — relieved to have won after four critical turnovers — play the San Francisco 49ers at SoFi Stadium for a shot at returning to the Super Bowl.
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It's an open secret that the Golden Globes and the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. aren't legitimate. But as long as the awards could help studios, networks and streamers, no one said a thing.
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We feel it’s time to reopen our conversation that we started with RACE IN LA. We’re asking for your help.
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Put simply, engaged journalism is about removing barriers for participation and creating a welcoming space so that more people can have access to information.
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Election rallies are a strange mashup of people and interests designed for the cameras. What was it really like on the ground during the recall election campaign?
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From Erick Galindo: I’m hopeful because they need us to be. And, if I’m being honest, I need us to be, too.
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For the past year, we've published a series of personal essays called Race In LA, in which Angelenos reflect on how our race and ethnicity shapes our daily lives. Now the series is coming to The LA Report, our daily news podcast, which will feature special Race In LA episodes on weekends.
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When — in spite of the scholarships and the degree and the accomplishments — you feel like a fish out of water and wonder if someone’s going to tell you, “I’m sorry, but we made a mistake.”
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It’s a show about origin stories. It’s about those moments that feel too big to overcome but somehow we manage.
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2020 forced tough conversations about race. Racism 101 helped facilitate these kinds of talks to keep pace with the racial reckoning that unfolded — and fuel future change.
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Her dad is from Mexico, her mom from El Salvador. And growing up as their child in L.A. has been at times both challenging and rich.
