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County dismisses Project Roomkey suit against two cities

LOS ANLEGES — Los Angeles County has dismissed a lawsuit against the cities of Lynwood and Bell Gardens that blocked…

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Businesses damaged by looters can seek federal loans

LOS ANGELES — A new disaster loan program launched by the Small Business Administration in coordination with Los Angeles County…

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Food program may run out of funds this month

CULVER CITY — A food program that provides free meals from local restaurants to those in need during the COVID-19…

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Owners Of Malik Books Rebound From COVID-19

BALDWIN HILLS — When the coronavirus hit last March and people were mandated to shelter in place, Malik Books, an…

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Governor Bans Indoor Dining As COVID-19 Spreads

LOS ANGELES — Responding to continuing increases in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations, Gov. Gavin Newsom July 1 ordered a halt…

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New Column To Tackle COVID, Health Issues

LOS ANGELES – A new medical column called “Rx Report” debuts in the Wave this week designed to tackle questions…

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BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: July 4 Ignites With ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble,’ ‘Hamilton’

“John Lewis: Good Trouble,” a remarkable, heartfelt look at the life and career of the legendary civil rights activist and…

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West L.A. College Online Programs Earn Recognition

CULVER CITY — West Los Angeles College has been honored for its online presence by making two best lists: No.…

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Lane Elementary School To Remain Open For School Year

INGLEWOOD — Warren Lane Elementary School is off the chopping block in Inglewood. The school that serves kindergarten through seventh…

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Inglewood Students Hold Dialogue On Equal Opportunities

INGLEWOOD — Students at Morningside High School are leading a community dialogue about creating equal opportunities for success for Black…

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