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Ryan Fonseca
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Former Associate Editor
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In a planned protest, residents drowned out the conversation with boos and chants of "No common sense" and "Recall!" -- directed at City Councilman David Ryu.
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Metro didn't ask us for ideas, but our newsroom had plenty of great ones.
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LA Metro may take rider etiquette seriously, but they've taken a decidedly funnier approach to educating the public about it.
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L.A. Twitter is lively this morning, with #LosFeliz as its top trend, thanks to an early-morning visit from an LAPD helicopter.
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Secretary of State Alex Padilla said he was "extremely disappointed and deeply frustrated" by the department's mishandling of roughly 23,000 voter registrations.
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Four e-scooter operators have been chosen to participate in the city's shared mobility pilot program, which is set to run for 16 months.
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The soon-to-be former Rodeo Road, which runs east-west in the Baldwin Hills-Leimert Park area, will be named after POTUS No. 44.
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The Saturday celebration will include musical tributes, a screening of La Bamba and the unveiling of signs for the new Ritchie Valens Memorial Highway.
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Target's been trying to build a new store on the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Western Avenue for years, but a legal challenge put construction on hold until now.
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Neighbors accuse the family -- who have more than 6.5 million YouTube subscribers -- of profiting off a crisis they never experienced.
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Speaking at a press conference at the Orange County District Attorney's Office in Santa Ana, district attorneys from six counties voiced their support for the move
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Musk is proposing to build a roughly 3.6 -mile "zero-emissions, high-speed, underground public transportation system" to ferry fans up to Chavez Ravine. It's been dubbed The Dugout Loop.