Phoenix Tso
Former associate Producer
(she/her)
-
The vote by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors follows a similar declaration by the city of L.A. in December. -
It's likely to bring strong, gusty winds that could reach 30 to 40 mph, particularly in the deserts and mountains. Rain rates will be up to an inch per hour.
-
It's set to open by mid-to-late February.
-
Businesses with more than 26 employees must comply with the ban beginning in April of next year, and smaller businesses have until April 2024.
-
Several of the dancers say they were fired or otherwise retaliated against by management for voicing safety concerns, including being filmed without consent.
-
If approved on second reading, the election would happen April 23, with a runoff set for June.
-
Using new modeling techniques, researchers at UC Irvine looked at what they call megacities such as L.A. to determine which residents would be most at risk should a flood occur.
-
This tragedy has touched local Koreans, as well as other community members, while putting a damper on local Halloween celebrations.
-
A two-year agreement between the city of LA and unhoused families that allowed the families to stay in the homes is expiring
-
The university got the federal funds to study the fast growing cohort.
Stories by Phoenix Tso
Support for LAist comes from