Jessica P. Ogilvie
Former associate editor
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The Linda Lindas are taking the Internet by storm, the drought is posing problems for local wineries, and CicLAvia lends its expertise to restaurants. -
Sports stadiums are reopening with new rules, bars are having a tough time getting back up to speed, and check out a frequently-filmed hike off the 14 freeway.
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As COVID-19 cases in the county remain low and the city slowly reopens, L.A. sports stadiums are welcoming back fans.
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Echo Park Lake has a reopening date, California’s community colleges have a lot to teach the country, and learn how SoCal car culture intersects with Mid-century architecture.
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The Palisades Fire is moving fast, today is tax day, and Kobe murals abound across the globe.
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Clearing homeless encampments doesn’t work in the long term, county officials question the latest mask guidelines, and you can check out a little-known local garden.
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Newsom may lift the mask mandate this summer, CA has a new racial justice bureau, and don’t sleep on the city’s many delicious options for tres leches.
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Businesses have leeway when it comes to vaccine passports, herd immunity is still a moving target, and Pride will be virtual (again).
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L.A. County officials claim they’re not responsible for the homelessness crisis, 12-15-year-olds are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, and check out a 1939 classic Spanish-language film.
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All city-run vaccination sites are now appointment-free, Congress may revive a New Deal-era writing program, and goats are the latest defense against wildfires.
Stories by Jessica P. Ogilvie
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