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Gas-powered leaf blowers and lawnmowers will be the first to go next summer. -
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza as airstrikes continue is prompting grief, survivors’ guilt, and “bringing back a lot of baggage.” Seeing a need for support, a mosque and school in Garden Grove have incorporated mental health into their programming. -
“The public's trust is being eroded by people who abuse the process,” Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento told LAist. -
Heritage Elementary School and Legacy Magnet Academy are scheduled to reopen next week following asbestos testing at schools and the removal of hangar doors. -
For many of us, it's not the holidays without tamales (hot sauce optional). Here are our favorite places to get them. -
We talked with officials and experts. Here’s a breakdown of answers to commonly asked questions following the Tustin hangar fire. -
The new course at Anaheim Union High School District teaches Korean American history while encouraging students to learn their family's past. -
More than a dozen students talked to LAist about how music powered them through pre-calculus homework, helped them navigate the perpetual question of who you are in the world, and gave life “more vibes.” -
Sarmiento is calling for changes in how Orange County awards contracts after LAist reports that his colleague Andrew Do failed to disclose that his daughter ran a nonprofit that received millions of taxpayer dollars. -
The city is facing significant cleanup challenges: Hundreds of requests from residents to have fire debris tested for asbestos and removed from their yards remain unresolved. -
An LAist investigation into Supervisor Andrew Do is creating waves in the Vietnamese American community that helped him win the county's highest office. -
OCTA expects commuters to shave 15 minutes from their commute time.
