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LAPD chief defends officers after 52 injured during protests
LOS ANGELES — Police Chief Jim McDonnell is defending his agency’s handling of the recent immigration-enforcement protests, which sparked some…
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Disabled Californians rally at Capitol against in-home care cuts
SACRAMENTO — The California Disability Leadership Alliance held its “Day at the Capitol” event on June 16, organized to advocate…
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Juneteenth celebrated at California Capitol as state leaders highlight Black history
SACRAMENTO — State elected officials, including Gov. Gavin Newsom and members of the California Legislative Black Caucus, commemorated Juneteenth, a…
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Larry Fitzgerald Foundation opens tech lab in Watts for coding and A.I. training
A new technology lab backed by former NFL player Larry Fitzgerald opened June 23 in Watts, offering coding, engineering and…
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LAUSD students claim hundreds of college scholarships through new financial literacy program
More than 100 Los Angeles Unified School District students have claimed CalKIDS Scholarships worth up to $1,500 each through a…
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California senator handcuffed at L.A. press event shares firsthand account
WASHINGTON — Five days after he was forcibly removed from a West Los Angeles news conference being held by U.S.…
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After No Kings Day, L.A. weighs protest’s impact and response
LOS ANGELES — Police arrested 38 people were during the No Kinds Day protest in downtown Los Angeles June 14,…
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L.A. to study business damage from federal immigration raids
LOS ANGELES — The negative impact of federal immigration enforcement operations on local businesses and workers will be the focus…
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New wave of protests planned across Los Angeles as federal immigration raids spark unrest
Public demonstrations are planned in Los Angeles as community groups, local leaders and residents respond to recent federal immigration enforcement…
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California’s billion-dollar literacy plan sends coaches, specialists to high-need schools
COMPTON — State Board of Education President Linda Darling-Hammond says Gov. Gavin Newsom’s newly unveiled Golden State Literacy Plan is…
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