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Developers file complaint over seismic assessment
Wave Wire Services HOLLYWOOD — The development team of the Hollywood Center, a planned campus of buildings including two high-rises,…
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Los Angeles real estate showing promise despite COVID-19 pandemic
By: Kayla Rodgers, Contributing Writer Hollywood — The COVID-19 pandemic has left many unknowns about the future of the real…
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New, black-owned apparel store opens in Inglewood
By John W. Davis Contributing Writer INGLEWOOD — Opening a new business is always a risky venture. Opening one in…
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EYES ON THE PRIZE: Downtown Crenshaw proposes community stakeholders pool funds to buy plaza
By Shirley Hawkins, Contributing Writer CRENSHAW — A major architectural firm has teamed up with a local group to design new…
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Postal service cuts designed to thwart voting by mail, critics say
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire President Donald Trump has made no secret of his desire to dismantle the U.S. Postal…
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Pandemic takes its toll on small business owners
By Alfredo Santana Contributing Writer DOWNEY — For media producer Luis Dominguez, jobs filming weddings, baptisms and quinceañera ceremonies came…
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Leimert Park bike shop fills a need for cyclists
By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer LEIMERT PARK — Adé E. Neff is an avid cyclist who rides his bike everywhere.…
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Culver City helps businesses maximize outdoor space
By Cynthia Gibson, Contributing Writer CULVER CITY — City officials and local business organizations have closed down streets and have issued…
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Town hall participants learn how to receive financial help
By Shirley Hawkins, Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — With thousands of residents reeling from losing their jobs due to the coronavirus…
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Earthquake faults still at center of development dispute
Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A coalition of local stakeholders voiced their opposition July 22 to a plan to…
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