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Some say that while they welcome the new stations, concerns over affordable housing and bus infrastructure also need to be addressed.
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A coalition of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander groups are bringing candidates directly to one of California’s fastest-growing voter bases on Saturday.
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Tickets could start this fall after a 60-day grace period with fines running as high as $500.
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The viewing parties will be the first taste locals get of a reconnected MacArthur Park, which some hope will bring new life to the troubled space.
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What many say makes the family-run chain special is its chicken marinade, which is tangy, garlicky and slightly smoky.
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The reason for Teresa Sánchez-Gordon stepping down is unclear, as two commissioners were appointed to leadership roles during a regularly scheduled meeting.
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If you have a small business and want to get in on some of the LA28 action, here’s where local business leaders say to start.
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The project is expected to be a two-tower complex with hundreds of residential units, including income-restricted housing, along with a hotel, office and retail space.
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Inglewood terminated an agreement that would have seen part of a large apartment complex and commercial development built on city-owned land.
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A decade after its first run, the Koreatown group now draws hundreds each week and has expanded far beyond the neighborhood.
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Astralab founders say an eviction notice would displace a cultural hub serving diasporic communities from across Southwest Asia and North Africa.
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The district plans to transform Inglewood High School’s 102-year-old campus by the end of 2027.
