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Recent federal funds will cover only a small portion of the repairs the 103-year-old venune needs in the years to come.
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Alysa Liu’s path to Olympic gold included training at The Rinks-Lakewood ICE — and you can skate there, too.
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How a colorful parrot captured the hearts of a northeast Los Angeles neighborhood.
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Southern California Marimba puts on salons where you can hear the couch-sized instrument in all its glory.Listen 3:34
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Owners Frank Ledezma and Jennyfer Gramajo have landed their pandemic-era pivot and are bringing folks together over the shared love of film photography.Listen 2:00
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Today, the bakery is considered the largest manufacturer of sweet potato pies on the West Coast, according to the bakery’s website.
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The exhibition includes rare items donated by the famed Japanese animation studio on display in North America for the first time, according to the museum.Listen 4:57
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Brassroots District: LA ‘74 pays homage to the Southland’s musical past and its historical figures.Listen 3:41
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Whether you’re running a marathon, going for a walk, or just want to meet people, Boyle Heights and East L.A. have options.
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This year’s Rare Books LA will include more than 80 exhibitors and a $275,000 copy of Pride and Prejudice.
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The “LAX Presents” series brings performances to the airport’s terminals. LAist caught a recent one with the ambient techno trio Purelink.Listen 3:59
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A local wolf sanctuary has launched a campaign to keep gray wolf BEY03F safe while she’s in L.A. County.Listen 2:00
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One of them is South Central Clean Up, started by born-and-raised resident Carlos Cabrera.Listen 2:00
