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Stories by The LA Local
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In response to the proposed Dodger Stadium gondola, transportation officials are seeking community input on alternatives to ease traffic in nearby neighborhoods.
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This community pop-up series is bringing newsrooms to coffee shops across L.A. County.
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Organizers estimate more than 10,000 attended the watch party at Seoul International Park, where some attendees reported crowding and safety concerns.
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At least two videos — one on TikTok and the other on Instagram — caused widespread outrage because of officers’ treatment of locals.
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Fans cite everything from the 2018 World Cup to K-pop, Korean food and Son Heung-min as reasons they don't want either team to lose.
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A new partnership is connecting qualifying small business owners with interest-free loans of up to $50,000.
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Around 2,000 fans packed Liberty Park for South Korea's 2-1 comeback victory over Czechia.
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Turdle was the 16th unhoused person to be shot and killed in Los Angeles last year, an investigation by LAist and The LA Local has found.
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More than two decades after South Korea’s 2002 World Cup run, three friends are aiming to find out what the national team means to Korean Americans.
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Between an extra 300 Metro buses, threatened hospitality strikes and shifting border policies, here is what is actually at stake for everyday Angelenos this month.
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Some residents say the fence could make the park more accessible, but others have concerns that the city isn’t tackling homelessness and drug addiction in the area.
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Participants and city officials hope events like the 5K will draw more much needed attention to the park and encourage the city to invest in improvements.
