About two weeks before state officials will vote on the future of the controversial Aliso Canyon underground natural gas storage facility, which became the site of a massive gas leak […]
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High cost of living, housing top Southland economic challenges
The high cost of living and housing prices will continue to pose a challenge for the L.A. region in 2025, though some sectors of the economy are poised to grow, […]
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Santa Clarita tree lighting
The fourth annual Holiday Tree Lighting returns to the City of Santa Clarita, at The Cube, tonight at 7 p.m. for locals. The Cube is located at 27735 Smyth Dr. […]
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Disneyland package starts at $199
The Disneyland Resort announced this week a limited-time ticket offer for Southern California residents available for the first part of 2025, with three-day packages starting at $199. The discount tickets […]
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State of Latino community
The Board of Supervisors this week called for the preparation of a study on the state of the Latino community in Los Angeles County, including disparities they may face in […]
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‘A Magical BLVD Christmas’
Get ready for a festive celebration like no other as the City of Lancaster proudly announces the return of “A Magical BLVD Christmas.” This beloved holiday tradition will light up […]
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Wellness efforts in Palmdale
The Wellbeing Lab, voted to contract in May of 2021, is a programming effort created to help City of Palmdale residents cope with the day to day difficulties of life […]
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Board reaffirms county support for undocumented immigrants
The Board of Supervisors has reaffirmed the county’s support for the immigrant community today, citing concerns about threatened mass deportations during President-elect Donald Trump’s upcoming term. In a 4-0 vote, […]
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Proposed department may centralize homeless services
Following the release of an audit citing financial-control issues with a joint city-county homeless services agency, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Lindsey Horvath has asked her colleagues to […]
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Nathan Hochman sworn in as new county district attorney
Nathan Hochman, who campaigned for district attorney espousing a “hard middle approach” to battling crime and scored a resounding victory over progressive incumbent George Gascón in last month’s election, took […]
