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The fire is out at Lineage, but the smell and millions of pounds of food remain

Officials are preparing for a cleanup expected to take weeks as nearby residents continue coping with odors and health concerns.

Transportation & Mobility

CicLAvia is coming to South LA on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know

On Sunday, South LA streets will close for pedestrians, joggers, runners and cyclists for 3.6 miles between Leimert Park and Expo Park.

A crowd of people walk and visit stands under tents on a street closed off to vehicles.

Civics & Democracy

Inglewood’s video billboards score a major win in court battle with stadiums

The ruling allows the city’s agreement with WOW Media to continue for now, even as parts of the broader legal fight remain unresolved.

A low angle view of a person walking down a sidewalk past a vertical digital billboard. On that side of the street are apartment buildings and homes, and across from it is a movie theater and a stadium at the corner.

Transportation & Mobility

A gondola, walking paths, more buses: What should LA do about Dodger Stadium traffic?

In response to the proposed Dodger Stadium gondola, transportation officials are seeking community input on alternatives to ease traffic in nearby neighborhoods.

A wide angle view of Dodger Stadium filled with people in the stands and players in position on the field.

Explore LA

Local News Day LA: Meet LAist and local newsrooms at neighborhood coffee shops

This community pop-up series is bringing newsrooms to coffee shops across L.A. County.

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Explore LA

Koreatown’s Mexico vs South Korea watch party was a hit. It also overwhelmed the neighborhood

Organizers estimate more than 10,000 attended the watch party at Seoul International Park, where some attendees reported crowding and safety concerns.