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Emily Elena Dugdale
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Former Senior Reporter, Criminal Justice
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The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners was set to decide on whether to approve a key construction permit.
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Advocates and city leaders rallied on the steps of City Hall in downtown Los Angeles for the 20th anniversary of Denim Day — an international campaign calling for an end to sexual harassment, abuse, assault and rape.
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The City of Los Angeles is kicking off a new rule that bans big businesses from giving out straws unless they’re requested.
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About 33 thousand foster youth are eligible for the new pilot program.
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The city of Los Angeles is going to play a bigger role in fighting discrimination.
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(Archive post) Nipsey Hussle’s casket will travel just over 25 miles in a “victory lap” from Staples Center, hitting the neighborhoods where he lived and worked.
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Drivers can now go online and file a report themselves for car accidents that don't involve injuries in Los Angeles.
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LACMA’s controversial new design plan will cost $650 million dollars - with taxpayers footing a big chunk of the bill.
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It's not just you -- it's been a rough allergy season so far for many people.
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Tens of thousands of fans and friends celebrated the life of the slain rapper at a memorial service at Staples Center and on the streets of Los Angeles.
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Plants are returning to areas in the Santa Monica Mountains that were devastated by wildfires last winter.
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Smokers, beware.. The L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted today to expand the smoking ban that passed last October.