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MTA to offer discounts when charging fares resumes

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority will resume charging fares to bus riders in January, but…

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City attorney proposes doubling size of City Council

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — City Attorney Mike Feuer said that as part of his mayoral campaign he will…

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Businesses complying with new COVID requirements

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — County health inspectors continue to find high levels of compliance by bars and nightclubs…

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Bell Gardens casino admits guilt in federal investigation

Wave Wire Services BELL GARDENS — The partnership that operates the Bicycle Hotel & Casino has agreed to pay $500,000…

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Suit contends sheriff encourages civil rights violations

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Sheriff Alex Villanueva is being sued for his alleged support of deputies who use…

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L.A. must reach out for more rental assistance funds

By Mel Wilson Guest Columnist Part of solving our city’s homeless crisis is keeping at-risk Angelenos in their homes.  There…

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Young girl seeks to unite L.A. through skateboarding

By 2UrbanGirls Contributing Writer WATTS — Tucked away in a park on a brisk Sunday morning, children are laughing and…

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Zillow’s actions in housing market could spell trouble

By John Grace Contributing Columnist Does Zillow know something you don’t know? Let’s start with the data.  For this year,…

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Cities leading the way on reparations, experts say

Weary of federal inaction, municipalities are taking concrete steps to atone for racism, discrimination By Janice Hayes Kyser Contributing Writer…

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Council ties LAX project to sustainability, worker issues

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — A series of motions from Councilman Mike Bonin aimed at having Los Angeles World…

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