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The LA Local centers the needs of local neighborhoods, with an ultimate goal to strengthen communities and make L.A. work better for Angelenos. The LA Local is a core partner to LAist and its editors attend regular LAist editorial planning meetings. The LA Local supports Boyle Heights Beat and has additional newrooms in:
Stories by The LA Local
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The outbreak is being investigated by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health who are hoping to minimize the spread of the infection.
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The 12 incidents documented in an LAPD report are the most since reporting began earlier this year.
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The one-year pilot will deploy workers to remove illegally dumped furniture, appliances and other bulky items across the neighborhood this fall.
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While a late July heatwave baking Los Angeles is expected to break by Monday, a new heatwave could be following close behind next week.
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The Inglewood City Council cleared two initiatives to go before voters this fall, but one still faces a court battle.
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The city’s new land-use plan draft calls for mixed housing and business zones along La Brea Avenue, Arbor Vitae Street and Century Boulevard.
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Inglewood businesses scored big during the international tournament, and watch parties provided a big opportunity for restaurants around L.A.
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Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce wants small business owners to know about a new forgivable loan programJC Lacey, the president of the chamber, told The LA Local it’s their goal to make sure small businesses get info on the World Stage Ready Forgivable Loan Program.
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With the U.S.' 250th birthday this year, The LA Local is looking at the court decisions that defined belonging and exclusion.
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As we all prep for this heat wave, here are some things you can do to prepare ahead of time.
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The phone line serves as a first step towards expanding access to mental health support in a community where cultural stigmas often act as barriers.
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Jordan Brand built the temporary structure on school-owned land at the former Inglewood Adult School site in February.
