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Inglewood businesses scored big during the international tournament, and watch parties provided a big opportunity for restaurants around L.A.
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Los Angeles Public Library is offering free classes in Koreatown on Mondays this month. Event is currently waitlisted but future workshops are in the works.
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Public transit and free city watch parties shined during this year's tournament. FIFA — with its corporate sponsors and official fan events — had a more lukewarm reception.Listen 4:26
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The inaugural event kicks off Friday, July 24. The crawl includes stores from Pasadena to Santa Monica, from Montrose to Manhattan Beach.Listen 1:51
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Joe Rinaudo has spent his life preserving silent films... and building a silent cinema palace.Listen 3:05
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The library is now looking for community feedback for the city’s new 2026 time capsule.
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The Mary Clay School used innovative curriculum to make quality pre-school available to middle-class Black families.
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Organizers and the city say plans for the Venice World Cup event were rushed after the original organizer pulled out.
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The fair is expected to draw big crowds in Costa Mesa. More than 1.1 million visited last year's fair.
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Applications to volunteer at the L.A. Olympics and Paralympics are now open.Listen 0:41
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The Huntington's botanical gardens is displaying not one, but two corpse flowers, known for the gag-inducing blooms.
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Ascot Hills Park could have been a giant sports complex. How a group of volunteers turned it into a 93-acre nature reserve.Listen 4:18
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Caltech’s Kerckhoff Marine Laboratory looks like it’s been teleported in from another time and place. It’s open for public visits this summer.
