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Brian Frank
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Former Editor, Digital and Special Projects
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Nursing homes have seen the majority of LA County's coronavirus-related deaths since the pandemic began.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti announced an executive order directing the city to prepare a raft of policies on affirmative action, but it relies on the California Senate, and then voters, to repeal Proposition 209, which outlawed such programs in 1996.
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The head of the police union said cuts to the LAPD will result in slower 911 response times and generally make the community less safe.
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The director of the union representing L.A. police called the mayor's mental health into question and criticized his leadership during a time of crisis for the city.
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A magnitude 5.5 earthquake in Searles Valley in the Mojave Desert shook Southern California.
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The city is waiving some fees and providing certain cleanup services for free.
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The president said if governors and local leaders don't stop the violence and looting, the military will "solve the problem for them."
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Long Beach officials say at least seven or eight businesses were looted today, but their damage assessment is ongoing.
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L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti addressed an angry, heartbroken city following a fourth night of escalating violence and protests tied to the death of George Floyd.
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One caller to our newsroom's public affairs show, AirTalk, likened the violent response to the American Revolution.
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The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis has resonated across the country, once again sparking protests and riots. Angelenos share their thoughts about what made this one in particular strike a nerve.
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Protesters Gather Outside LAPD Headquarters For 2nd Day Of Demonstrations Over Death Of George FloydVideo showed protesters knocking over a barricade outside police headquarters. Chief Michel Moore said LAPD will do everything it can to facilitate the right of protesters 'to exercise free speech.'