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Your guide to 2028 Olympics in LA
Full coverage of the upcoming Olympic Games, from how to get around to the city's biggest challenges.
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Olympics attendees who have tickets for Intuit Dome or the Columbus, Ohio football matches will receive a small refund after LA28 says it accidentally charged too much tax.
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Strategic Actions for a Just Economy, or SAJE, issued a report Thursday focused on L.A.'s financial exposure as host city. -
The 1984 Olympics made a profit and permanently changed the way the Games were financed. Here's how. -
City Hall is already in dispute over the department's current budget. Now, LAPD wants new vehicles and equipment for 2028.
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Some competitions are scheduled around the summer heat.
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Diving has changed, mountain biking has been added. Here's where to watch the Olympics in person in 2028. -
Final destination: Pasadena.
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Locals will get the first bite at the apple with presale for SoCal residents in April.
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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. -
The agreement between LA28 and the city is nearly nine months late. The mayor and City Council still need to sign off. -
LA28 say the second drop will offer tickets across all sports, at a range of price points. -
Experts say this summer could be hotter and drier than usual. -
The council made the final vote Tuesday, pushing back a boost to $30 an hour for airport and hotel workers from 2028 to 2030. -
Business leaders say they'll consider pulling a measure to repeal the city business tax if the council delays wage increases. -
The 1984 arts festival was a major success. What will 2028 be like? -
13 candidates are running against incumbent Karen Bass for L.A. mayor, a position that will face questions around policing, homelessness and the 2028 Olympic Games. -
Bartenders, cooks and other workers at SoFi Stadium want premium pay and protections from their work being subcontracted. They've threatened to strike during the World Cup. -
They don’t call Los Angeles the mural capital of the world for nothing.
