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‘It’s like jumping through hoops’: CalFresh cuts push L.A. families and farmers to the...

One year since H.R. 1 reduced funding for food stamps, residents across Los Angeles County are starting to feel the brunt of the effects.
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Pre-Dawn Gunfire Erupts On Hollywood Boulevard Near Ivar

A man was shot early Monday on Hollywood Boulevard near Ivar Avenue and rushed to a hospital, according to police. The gunfire broke out in the pre-dawn hours, startling people in the area and leaving the victim wounded in what witnesses described as a sudden volley of shots. Emergency crews took the man by ambulance,
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Firefighters cut roof off crushed sedan after fatal Winnetka crash

One person was killed and another was injured when a car crashed into a utility pole in Los Angeles’ Winnetka neighborhood early Tuesday morning. The crash was reported shortly after 2 a.m. in the 20500 block of West Parthenia Street near Sunny Brae Avenue. Responding firefighters found a white sedan that had jumped a
Featured picture for Smoking Gun Letter Shows LAUSD Was Warned Before Approving Billion-Dollar Pay Raises

Smoking Gun Letter Shows LAUSD Was Warned Before Approving Billion-Dollar Pay Raises

A STUDENT'S VIEW - Every financial disaster has a moment when someone could have stopped it. For the Los Angeles Unified School District, that moment came on June 12. That was the day every member of the LAUSD Board of Education received a written warning that approving massive employee pay raises could push the distri
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Group calls for evacuations around Lineage facility after NBC4 report on fly dangers

A community advocacy group is calling for mandatory evacuations near a fire-damaged cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights, where millions of pounds of decomposing food remain inside and residents have reported foul odors and a growing fly infestation. Protect LA Now sent a letter to the Los Angeles County Board...
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“A Marathon Is 26.2 Miles”: Internet Divided After LA Marathon Gave Medals to Runners...

The 2026 Los Angeles Marathon is getting a lot of attention after organizers allowed runners to stop at mile 18 and still receive a finisher’s medal. Ahead of the race, officials projected a warm day on the point-to-point course from Dodger Stadium to Century City. Temperatures were expected to start in the mid-50s aro
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8,550 Officers Can’t Police a City of 4 Million. Los Angeles Has a Public...

PERSPECTIVE - Los Angeles wants the world to see a city ready for the future. The FIFA World Cup has concluded. The 2028 Olympic Games are on the horizon. City Hall continues to promote Los Angeles as a global destination capable of hosting the world’s largest events. But before...
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California Cracks Down on Lobster Poaching as Five Suspects Are Arrested, 17 Lobsters Seized...

As many as 17 lobsters were seized during a late-night patrol by the officers of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) in Los Angeles County during an operation targeting poachers. Five suspects were arrested earlier this month for various lobster-related violations, the department announced Monday, Jul
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Long Beach leaders defend homelessness strategy despite another year of rising homelessness

Long Beach’s latest Point-in-Time Count found homelessness continued to increase in 2026, even as city officials pointed to gains in shelter capacity and permanent housing placements as evidence that their strategy is working. The annual count identified 3,729 people experiencing homelessness, up from 3,595 in 2025 — a
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Seal Beach to hold emergency meeting to address e-bike crashes

City leaders and residents in Seal Beach will hold an emergency meeting Tuesday to tackle incidents involving e-bicycles that have led to serious injuries and even deaths in Orange County.

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