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Judge orders UCLA baseball field closed in VA suit ruling

The Jackie Robinson Stadium on property owned by the Veterans Administration in Westwood was ordered locked Sept. 25 under a…

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Artists prepare for semiannual Brewery Artwalk

An artist shows off her work to a visitor at a recent Brewery Artwalk at the Brewery Arts Complex north…

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‘American Idiot’ production features deaf and talking actors

By Darlene Donloe Contributing Writer  LOS ANGELES — Green Day’s legendary rock opera, “American Idiot,” will reopen the iconic Mark…

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Butterfly’s Haven gets federal grant to expand services

U.S. Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, center, presents a check for more than $1.6 million to Butterfly’s Haven for its Youth Housing…

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Governor signs bill apologizing for slavery

Gov. Gavin Newsom, seated, signs bills Sept. 26 in a priority reparations package introduced by the California Legislative Black Caucus.…

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THE HUTCHINSON REPORT: Smash-and-grab mobs defy law enforcement 

A 7-Eleven is looted by smash-and-grab thieves. Columnist Earl Ofari Hutchinson says community involvement and stepped-up law enforcement are required…

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Is Inglewood’s gamble on Vegas-style luxury paying off?

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and Inglewood city officials were on hand in August for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at…

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City gets $11 million for Jordan Downs Central Park

An artist’s rendering shows the layout for the revitalization of the Jordan Downs Housing Project in Watts. The city of…

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JOHN AMOS: 1939-2024 Actor portrayed television’s first Black dad in ‘Good Times’ 

Actor John Amos, who played the father in ‘Good Times,’ the first show to depict a working-class Black family, has…

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STREET BEAT: ‘Does the U.S. Supreme Court have its own agenda?’

Adrian Fletcher Sacramento “Yes, and it’s a very conservative agenda.  I don’t think it lines up with the word of…

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