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Los Angeles Has Housing for Homeless Residents. Why Are Some Units Sitting Empty? Los Angeles Has Housing for Homeless Residents. Why Are Some Units Sitting Empty?
Homelessness October 6, 2026

Los Angeles Has Housing for Homeless Residents. Why Are Some Units Sitting Empty?

A federal court monitor found vacant units, flooding, repairs and disconnected housing ... more

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West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone
Latinos October 20, 2026

West Hollywood Opens the Door for Street Vendors With Proposed Free Vending Zone

The Rainbow District pilot program could give sidewalk food vendors a designated ... more

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City Council: Latinos will benefit from help to pay their rent City Council: Latinos will benefit from help to pay their rent
Los Angeles October 25, 2022

City Council: Latinos will benefit from help to pay their rent

The 13th district of Los Angeles is the one with the highest ... more

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Where you can see California’s wildflower super bloom Where you can see California’s wildflower super bloom
Los Angeles April 13, 2023

Where you can see California’s wildflower super bloom

With all the recent storms bringing some much-needed rain to the region, ... more

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Shorter lines, faster service coming to DMV as services move online Shorter lines, faster service coming to DMV as services move online
Los Angeles May 24, 2024

Shorter lines, faster service coming to DMV as services move online

The state of California says it's making it easier for you to ... more

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Wildfires: One of the Biggest Challenges is the Large Number of Lithium-Ion Batteries Involved Wildfires: One of the Biggest Challenges is the Large Number of Lithium-Ion Batteries Involved
Los Angeles January 28, 2025

Wildfires: One of the Biggest Challenges is the Large Number of Lithium-Ion Batteries Involved

As cleanup efforts get underway in the Los Angeles area neighborhoods marred ... more

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Isabel Moreno: “I feel offended, humiliated. But everything that goes up must come down. This will end.” Isabel Moreno: “I feel offended, humiliated. But everything that goes up must come down. This will end.”
Latinos July 17, 2025

Isabel Moreno: “I feel offended, humiliated. But everything that goes up must come down. This will end.”

If anyone knows about struggles, it’s Isabel Moreno. That’s why she’s outraged ... more

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One Family, Two Communities: The Father-Daughter Connection Between UCLA and Homeboy Industries One Family, Two Communities: The Father-Daughter Connection Between UCLA and Homeboy Industries
Latinos March 9, 2026

One Family, Two Communities: The Father-Daughter Connection Between UCLA and Homeboy Industries

Ron Mackovich-Rodriguez/UCLA Newsroom A powerful Homeboy Industries success story shows how rehabilitation, mentorship, ... more

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LA County urges World Cup fans to sign up for alerts LA County urges World Cup fans to sign up for alerts
Los Angeles June 10, 2026

LA County urges World Cup fans to sign up for alerts

Los Angeles County officials Wednesday were urging residents, visitors and fans attending ... more

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As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe? As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?
Cover Story July 23, 2026

As School Nears, Boyle Heights Parents Ask: Will My Child Be Safe?

Los Angeles Unified says it has upgraded air filtration, monitored air quality, ... more

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Another Gas Price Record? LA Drivers Are Getting Used to the Highs Another Gas Price Record? LA Drivers Are Getting Used to the Highs
California September 27, 2026

Another Gas Price Record? LA Drivers Are Getting Used to the Highs

Los Angeles County gasoline prices are approaching the 2022 record as global ... more

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Who Gets to Decide How Los Angeles Fights Homelessness? Who Gets to Decide How Los Angeles Fights Homelessness?
Homelessness October 10, 2026

Who Gets to Decide How Los Angeles Fights Homelessness?

An abrupt meeting shutdown has left a major decision unresolved: who should ... more

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Stuck in Traffic, Still Driving Too Fast: Los Angeles’ Two Road Problems Stuck in Traffic, Still Driving Too Fast: Los Angeles’ Two Road Problems
Los Angeles October 27, 2026

Stuck in Traffic, Still Driving Too Fast: Los Angeles’ Two Road Problems

The new cameras target dangerous speeding. Easing congestion requires a broader approach ... more

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Parts of northern US shut down ahead of winter storm Parts of northern US shut down ahead of winter storm
Los Angeles February 22, 2023

Parts of northern US shut down ahead of winter storm

States in the northern plains are largely shutting down ahead of a ... more

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Can L.A.’s car-free Olympics help the climate long-term? Can L.A.’s car-free Olympics help the climate long-term?
Los Angeles August 16, 2024

Can L.A.’s car-free Olympics help the climate long-term?

Can car-obsessed Los Angeles manage a car-free Olympics in 2028? UCLA public transit ... more

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California lawmakers discuss faulty emergency alert systems after LA County wildfires California lawmakers discuss faulty emergency alert systems after LA County wildfires
Los Angeles March 12, 2025

California lawmakers discuss faulty emergency alert systems after LA County wildfires

Two months after multiple emergency evacuation messages were erroneously sent to millions ... more

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Grocery Prices Are Breaking Budgets — and Causing Stress for 90% of Americans Grocery Prices Are Breaking Budgets — and Causing Stress for 90% of Americans
Food August 29, 2025

Grocery Prices Are Breaking Budgets — and Causing Stress for 90% of Americans

As leading grocery chains increase prices on essentials, they are blaming US ... more

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Original King Taco Becomes a Piece of L.A. History Original King Taco Becomes a Piece of L.A. History
Food April 21, 2026

Original King Taco Becomes a Piece of L.A. History

King Taco Historic-Cultural Monument designation recognizes the restaurant’s role in shaping Latino ... more

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