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A century ago, the Verdugo Lodge was a hangout for revelers looking to dodge Prohibition laws.
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A tree expert says the March heatwave we had is spurring the purple proliferation.Listen 0:37
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The Long Beach edition is the latest in a hyperlocal Monopoly series driven by community pride and business strategy.Listen 1:57
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The gift is estimated to have increased the branch's collection by 30 to 40%.Listen 1:46
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The annual Grand Prix of Long Beach, the longest-running major street race in North America, is underway this weekend.
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The day is a way to celebrate records surviving the age of CDs and streaming by patronizing brick and mortar stores.Listen 0:45
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We explored the grounds with the park’s unofficial ranger to learn the origin story.Listen 1:22
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The goats will clear brush in the Arroyo Seco in the coming weeks under a new pilot programListen 0:45
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USA Surfing wins oversight bid as the Olympics prepare to come to LA in 2028.Listen 0:48
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There are different pronunciations for the beloved South American tree in English, Spanish and Portuguese. LAist breaks them down.Listen 0:49
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The Billboard Creative’s 2026 exhibition brings the work of 19 artists to billboards stretching from near MacArthur Park to West Hollywood.
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LA28 to award billions in Olympic contracts. City officials worry local businesses won't get a sliceThe dispute at a City Council meeting Tuesday is yet another sign that the relationship between LA28 and its host city is fraying.
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A decade after its first run, the Koreatown group now draws hundreds each week and has expanded far beyond the neighborhood.
