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New Venice hotel celebrates Black heritage of community
Mike Clinton; left, and Kamau Coleman are two of four principles involved in the Redline Venice, a new hotel near…
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Covered California warns of premium hikes if tax credits end
Jessica Altman, executive director of Covered California, discusses the urgency of protecting the federal subsidies for the Affordable Care Act.…
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Advocates target Black Caucus after governor’s vetoes
Coalition for a Just and Equitable California member Chad Brown speaks in front of the California State Capitol last January…
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Disabled struggle to find accessible housing after fires
Residential facility administrator Retha De Johnette holds a photo of an Altadena assisted living home that was destroyed by wildfire…
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Sports had $12.1 billion economic impact on L.A. in 2024
Mayor Karen Bass takes part in a discussion on the economic impact of sports in Los Angeles Oct. 17 at…
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Area cities form partnership to strengthen business climate
Santa Fe Springs City Manager Rene Bobadilla speaks Oct. 17 at an event that introduced a business-friendly alliance between the…
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Government shutdown threatens SNAP, Head Start programs
Youngsters in a Head Start program work on a coloring project. The federal government shutdown could affect Head Start programs…
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Bethune Middle School celebrates upgrades
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho, left, talks with students at Bethune Middle School Oct. 27. Carvalho…
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High school senior senior honored for hard work, kindness
California High School senior Carter Crail was honored with an award of merit by the Whittier Union High School District…
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Bill requiring family notification of inmate death is signed
Stephanie Jeffcoat, right, speaks in support of Assembly Bill 1269, ‘Wakeisha’s Law,’ at an Assembly Public Safety Committee hearing at…
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