Destiny Torres
General Assignment Reporter, Digital Equity
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City management said the initial award wasn’t enough to jumpstart the program and couldn’t handle the requirements, but some council members dispute those claims. -
A state law passed last year allows landlords to replace amenities, such as parking, with accessory dwelling units. -
The L.A. County supervisor said people in crisis can’t reach help because of bad cell service in the area. -
The union representing the restaurant's workers announced Tuesday that The Pantry will welcome back patrons after suddenly shutting down six months ago. -
Cox Communications pulled its services from the area over safety concerns, leaving neighbors on their own to find ways to connect to the internet. -
University officials say they’re betting on the center to expose more first-generation college students to artificial intelligence, robotics and more. -
The city will soon welcome a new minor league team to Blair Field -
Questions have been raised about why the city would give up on the much-needed money. -
Public Health said it investigated a localized outbreak in Central L.A. and is currently looking into a second outbreak in Santa Monica. -
School board officials say it's seen more students opt into its Virtual Academy as the ongoing immigration activity continues across the region.
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