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Phoenix Tso
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Former associate Producer
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Leimert Park's longtime street vendors have organized to do business with a permit, and that's helped revitalize the African Marketplace street market.
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Library fines, which were meant to generate revenue and compel people to return books on time, had become a financial burden for many.
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Orange County reported more than 1,000 COVID cases on Friday, the highest daily count since January 31. The number of people in hospitals and ICUs is at its highest since late February.
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After the city swept the Echo Park homeless encampment in March, what happened to it's residents?
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These are just a couple of the side benefits UCLA researchers found when they studied the impact of the eviction moratoriums that went into place during the pandemic.
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Although California legalized street vending, it's hard for vendors to comply with local health rules. David Gomez has designed a new, city-compliant tamal cart.
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Programs like CalFresh and WIC can provide financial help for low-income families to afford food.
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The housing shortage has resulted in skyrocketing housing prices — in L.A., home prices have risen by double digits every month for the last 11 months.
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The site is known as Puvungna to members of the Tongva nation, who also use it for religious ceremonies and cultural gatherings.
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Community leaders argue this sale will lead to greater gentrification of the historically Black Crenshaw neighborhood.
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Caulerpa prolifera is an invasive algae that spreads rapidly and threatens ocean biodiversity.
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Long Beach municipal workers will now be required to get vaccinated or present a negative test every week.