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Olivia Richard
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Former Assistant Producer
Stories by Olivia Richard
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Indigenous children were forcibly taken from their homes and kept at the schools, where abuse and death were rampant.
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The infestation is unusually large because of the drought.
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The outdoors cycling and walking event returns after being paused during the pandemic.
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The program will resume on September 1 with new "enhanced street engagement strategies" requested by councilmembers Mike Bonin and Nithya Raman.
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There is nothing that quite says it's summertime like a family vacation. As things continue to increasingly open up, many are eagerly taking advantage of the summer holidays to hop on a plane. Last weekend LAX saw 87, 000 people pass through TSA on Sunday alone, a number not seen since March of 2020.
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Last week, the world watched and cheered as videos of 39 cows making a daring escape from a Pico Rivera slaughterhouse went viral. This weekend we learned that all but one of the 39 runaway cows have met their end after being returned to Manning Beef.
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The moves are part of an effort to return transit services to pre-pandemic levels.
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The city is slated to host the 2028 Games, but some residents aren't happy about it.
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Demand is high, but supply is still low thanks to pandemic-related closures.
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With an ongoing heat wave, some have concerns that residents will experience another series of rolling blackouts.
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Federal agriculture officials are launching what could become their largest grasshopper-killing campaign in the Western U.S. since the 1980s. If it doesn't go well, they could make their way to the Golden State.