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Former associate Producer
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Applications for LA's Small Business Rent Relief opened last week. Meet two organizers working to make sure everyone — regardless of language or tech-savvy — has an equal opportunity to apply.
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Activists are trying to raise awareness of local farmworkers' difficult living conditions.
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The program would provide up to $15,000 in assistance for Los Angeles small businesses with five or fewer employees, including the owner.
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The strongest winds are expected near the I-5 corridor in the Santa Clarita Valley.
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In a heated 3-2 vote, the board joined other school districts and state governments across the country banning this form of instruction
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National Weather Service meteorologist David Sweet says the forecast has temperatures reaching up to 100 degrees in some places, including Burbank.
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Homecare worker Stephanie Rogers, who was at the "Time for $20" rally, says the current wage of $16 an hour is not enough to support her and her family.
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The agreement was negotiated by a member-led bargaining committee of seven UFCW locals.
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Representatives of the United Farm Workers Foundation went to the streets to garner support for a bill that would allow union members to vote in elections by mail without the intimidation of their bosses.
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Most areas of L.A. County should get an inch to an inch-and-a-half of rain while the foothills could get up to three inches.
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North Hollywood Swap Meet vendors are fighting to stay put — even with a March 31 eviction date looming.
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A UCLA report finds that few of the residents displaced from Echo Park Lake last year have actually secured long-term housing.