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Thousands of donated dresses, suits, shoes, jewelry and accessories are available for students to pick from.
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The city parks department is seeking community input on a plan to replace a tennis court at Hermon Park with pickleball.
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L.A. County parks officials asked Angelenos from near and far for help to get Loma Alta Park in Altadena reopened by May. Hundreds answered the call.
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Visitors are being asked to tread lightly and stay on the trails to prevent more damage to hillsides.
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Owners Steve Lubanski and Candace Frazee plan to rebuild with fire resistance in mind.
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What a way for AirTalk host Larry Mantle to celebrate 40 years in radio — with a cameo appearance on the gritty LAPD drama with a cult following.
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This blue box, which was engineered by the late Grant Imahara, is looking for handy Whovians who can help give it a facelift.
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Friends of the Big Bear Valley, the nonprofit that operates the livestream, started noticing fake Jackie and Shadow social media accounts a few years ago. With this year's hatchings, the charlatans have exploded. Sadly, legal recourse is limited.
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A large-scale interactive project asks local leaders about life in L.A.
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The scary news for the league: the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers, favorites to repeat, may be even better this season.
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The event featured free books, cotton candy machines, and a live book reading by Star Trek star and author LeVar Burton.
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In 2015, the first Taco Bell was moved with great fanfare from its OG location in Downey to the fast food chain's corporate HQ in Irvine. Ten years later, it's still there — murmurs of possible renovation and relocation notwithstanding.
