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Nate Perez
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Former Assistant Producer
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The area has lacked an affordable and accessible grocery store since 2019, despite being home to several mouthwatering and trendy restaurants.
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The Automobile Club of Southern California expects 3.1 million people to have a weekend getaway, and LAX anticipates 200,000 travelers starting today through the holiday weekend.
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Harry Sidhu is a subject in an FBI probe that alleges he gave insider information about a stadium deal to the Los Angeles Angels in the hopes of securing campaign contributions.
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Some are coming in starving, but others arrive at the L.A. Wildlife Center with broken wings and legs.
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The event runs through Sunday and offers folks a chance to try a variety of restaurants while supporting Latino businesses.
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Supervisor Janice Hahn says the advocacy program could reduce the trauma of unnecessary child and family separation.
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More Than Half Of LA’s Latino Voters Say They Haven't Received Ballot Information For June 7 PrimaryA new survey says many Latino voters haven't been given information about voting at a Vote Center or by mail
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The event has grown from a two-city rivalry to over 400 cities joining together to preserve local environments and discover new species.
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The fire quickly burned 200 acres Wednesday after starting just before 3 p.m.
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"None of these people know what it's like to take out the trash and mop Union Station on the night shift every day; only the workers do,” said Alejandra Valles with SEIU United Service Workers West.
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Warmer temperatures can speed up the incubation period for bugs, sometimes in as little as five days.
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Gone are the days when a visitor could show up unannounced to a councilmember's office. Now, appointments are required, and proof of COVID-19 vaccines or a recent negative covid test is also needed to enter the building.