A 61-year-old Black longtime Los Angeles County sheriff’s lieutenant is suing his employer, alleging he has repeatedly been denied a promotion to captain because of his ethnicity. Lt. Michael A. […]
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Not guilty plea entered in deadly Windsor Hills crash
A nurse has pleaded not guilty to murder and vehicular manslaughter charges stemming from a high-speed, fiery crash at a Windsor Hills intersection that killed six people, including an unborn […]
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Election results
Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris to return to the White House. Adam Schiff defeated Steve Garvey in the race for the the United States Senate. Nathan Hochman defeated incumbent George […]
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The procedure of voting
As polling centers open and people line up to cast their votes for the next president, congress representative, or local politician, there are multiple ways to send in a ballot, […]
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CASA in Action predicts: Georgia will vote for Kamala Harris
In the 2024 elections, Georgia is the most underrated battleground state. CASA in Action canvassers have been working nonstop since August 13, making sure Black and Latine voters know the […]
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Inclusive Voting: Your Right as a Transgender Voter
Being transgender should never interfere with your right to vote—now or ever! Every eligible voter deserves to have their voice heard, regardless of their gender identity. First-Time Voting at Your […]
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Phillips 66 to close its So Cal refinery
Phillips 66 has announced it will close its Los Angeles-area refinery next year, citing uncertainty about the future “sustainability” of the facility.“We understand this decision has an impact on our […]
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The Light of Eternity in Grand Canyon National Park
The light gleaming out of different parts of Grand Canyon took me back to the dawn of creation. I celebrate everything that has evolved since. Alyssa Combs photo. Happiest day, […]
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Council passes motion holding Atlas Metals liable for pollution
The Los Angeles City Council has passed a motion introduced by Councilmember Tim McOsker (15th District) to hold Atlas Iron & Metal Company accountable for its history of environmental violations, […]
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LA farmers markets are at risk of closure
For more than three decades, Los Angeles farmers markets have been more than just places to shop—they’ve been the heartbeat of our community, providing fresh, local produce to underserved communities […]
