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BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: Shemar Moore makes final plea to save ‘S.W.A.T.’

By Bill Vaughan Entertainment Writer After news of CBS canceling once again its enduring crime drama “S.W.A.T.” for what looks…

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WeHo installs new artwork at Plummer Park

Wave Staff Report WEST HOLLYWOOD — The city has announced the installation of “Not every pearl has its oyster,” a temporary public…

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Actress Christina Ricci gets star on Walk of Fame

Wave Wire Services HOLLYWOOD — A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was unveiled March 6 honoring Christina Ricci…

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L.A. Marathon to reach 40-year milestone March 16

Wave Staff Report LOS ANGELES — The 40th Los Angeles Marathon will be held March 16 with more than 25,000…

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BOOK CORNER: Author shares survival journey following traumatic brain injury

By Marissa Wells Contributing Writer “The Best of the Worst,” by Emily Silver Owen, is a compelling narrative chronicling the…

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This Week in Black History March 16, 1827

Jamaican immigrant John Brown Russwurm and New York abolitionist Samuel Cornish launch “Freedom’s Journal,” America’s first Black newspaper. “Too long…

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LAUSD ignoring death threats, N-word taunts?

By Stephen Oduntan Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Thirteen-year-old Ramin Salari sat in class at a Los Angeles Unified School…

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State education leader details priorities, challenges to panel

By Joe W. Bowers Jr.  Contributing Writer SACRAMENTO — State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond discussed key education funding…

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New study to help L.A. create more green spaces

By Selen Ozturk Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES — Access to green space in the city of Angels is a problem,…

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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Scapegoating Bass badly misfires for disposed chief

By Earl Ofari Hutchinson Contributing Columnist I’m not going to get into the finger pointing blame game in the dust…

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