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Stories by The LA Local
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A developer plans to turn Papa Cristo’s longtime home in Pico Union into a storage facility — but says that he still wants to honor the restaurant’s legacy in some way.
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The program raised surveillance concerns from the public and commissioners at the city’s police commission meeting.
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From Buenos Aires to the Super Bowl stage, Argentine designers Federico Laboreau and Maximiliano Pizzi helped bring Bad Bunny’s iconic casita to life.
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Some have been delayed for years due to tariffs and other road bumps, but city officials expect these projects to be complete before the Summer Games.
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Here’s what’s still in effect — and what’s not — under the judge’s temporary order.
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LAPD Deputy Chief Marc Reina said officers shot and killed the man who appeared to be armed with a rifle outside of the science center.
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Awareness of the city’s bulky item trash pick-up service remains low, and there’s little outreach, local organizers say.
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The Vermont Square Branch opened in 1913 after the city donated the land.
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It’s not easy to lose a day of revenue, but these businesses are joining L.A.’s “ICE Out” day of action on Friday.
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After getting arrested for painting a DIY crosswalk, Jonathan Hale of People’s Vision Zero has an unusual idea to make the process legal.
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How a viral musician packed City Center in Koreatown for a solo show.
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Housed in a church basement, the Los Angeles Tool Library will allow people to rent different tools for a monthly membership.
