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The Hill

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LA County Supervisor Hilda Solis wins open California House seat

Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis (D) is projected to win the seat to lead California’s 38th Congressional District, drawn up after Golden State voters passed the state’s redistricting ballot measure last year, according to preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Solis defeated Republican Pedro Casas as the two sought to lead a district…

California · 2d

The LA Local

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Roy wins LA city attorney’s race

Roy, backed by powerful progressives like U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, has vowed to take on the Trump administration in court. The post Roy wins LA city attorney’s race appeared first on LA Local .

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

LAist

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LA County courts are making it easier to request recordings of some hearings

People in certain cases can now ask for an official audio record of their hearing if there's no official court reporter and they can't afford a private one.

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

KTLA

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16-month Vincent Thomas Bridge closure begins this weekend in San Pedro

A $750 million bridge rehabilitation project that will shut down the Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro for at least 16 months is set to begin this weekend. The bridge, which is part of State Route 47, serves about 53,000 vehicles a day and provides a key route between San Pedro and Terminal Island, with […]

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

CBS LA

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MacArthur Park expected to get 8-foot fence amid public safety concerns

The fence is part of a larger plan to increase safety and accessibility at MacArthur Park.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Backyard Garden Lover

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LA Tenants Say They're Losing Parking to New ADUs—Now There's a Lawsuit

Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) have recently been celebrated as the perfect solution to the housing crisis. Homeowners across the country have been considering these types of “small houses” for their properties, allowing them to get more space for anything from in-law suites to she-sheds. The support behind ADUs is so great that California passed a...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

beverlypress.com

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Groundbreaking marks start of transformation at La Brea Tar Pits

The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County held a groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 29 for the La Brea Tar Pits reimaging project, which is transforming the 13-acre campus on Wilshire Boulevard’s Museum Row. The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County is spearheading the project and announced that...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

The Money Overview

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Prime Healthcare hospital patients in the Patient Portal Subclass can claim $20 cash by Dec. 21, 2026 in a tracking-pixel privacy settlement

Patients of Prime Healthcare hospitals who belong to the Patient Portal Subclass can claim a $20 cash payment by Monday, Dec. 21, 2026, in a class settlement over third-party tracking pixels on the company’s websites. The case is Doe, et al. v. Prime Healthcare Services, Inc., et al., No. 23STCV26800, in Los Angeles County Superior […] The post Prime Healthcare hospital patients in the Patient Portal Subclass can claim $20 cash by Dec. 21, 2026 in a tracking-pixel privacy settlement appeared first on The Money Overview .

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

EURweb

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Earl Ofari Hutchinson Returns to KPFK 90.7 FM with Hard Hitting Live Call-in Show

"The Hutchinson Report" relaunched November 3, bringing listener-driven political debate back to Los Angeles public radio. Veteran political commentator Earl Ofari Hutchinson is back on Los Angeles public radio, and he’s bringing the audience into the conversation. “The Hutchinson Report” officially relaunched Tuesday, November 3, on KPFK-Pacifica Radio (90.7...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

lamag.com

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Here Are the State and Local Races That Have Been Called So Far

The AP is in the process of officially calling election results across the country. While many important elections, such as the Los Angeles mayoral race, are still to be called, here’s what the AP has officially declared so far. Robert Luna has once again defeated Alex Villanueva for the...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

liveinsurancenews.com

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California Landlords Are Losing 6 Figures to Squatters — and Their Insurance Won’t Pay for It

Rob Casares bought a four-unit complex in South Los Angeles about 15 years ago. It was an investment and a way to provide housing in his community. Over the past three years, squatters broke into three of his units at different times. By the time the last one was removed — a process that took nearly a year — Casares told Spectrum News that the combined damage and lost rent had cost him six figures.

California · 1d

scvnews.com

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Dec. 5: A Little Holiday Magic Returns to Castaic Lake This December

Some of the best holiday memories are the simplest ones watching kids play in the snow, visiting Santa, or watching the lake light up with beautifully decorated boats. For 31 years, Winter Magic has been bringing these special moments to families throughout the Santa Clarita Valley, and Friends of Castaic Lake is excited to do it again this December.

Castaic, CA · 2d

dtlaweekly.com

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Up for Grabs! Brookfield Walks Away from $600 Mil Beaudry Tower in Downtown LA

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Despite 95% occupancy, one of Downtown LA’s newest residential skyscrapers faces an uncertain future as its developer abandons the investment rather than refinance $360 million in debt. Downtown Los Angeles has another major real estate shakeup on its hands, and this time it...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

wehoonline.com

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One Unfixed Apartment Could Freeze Rent Hikes Across a West Hollywood Building

In a city where about four in five households rent, protecting renters has always been a priority at City Hall. Still, tenants will say the City falls short when they’re facing displacement, waiting months for repairs or losing services they counted on when they moved in, like parking or a working elevator. On Monday, the Council approved new guidelines for how much tenants can get off their rent when those services are lost. It also moved ahead with a proposal that could take effect next July and stop a landlord from raising rents across an entire building when a serious health or safety problem goes unresolved. Getting a rent reduction and getting the work done are two different things. Take North Harper Avenue.

West Hollywood, CA · 10h

Los Angeles Times

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Public transit issues expected to be high priority under Raman administration

Raman prioritized public transit, safe streets and infrastructure projects during her campaign. The mayor-elect has also pledged to get the troubled LAX people mover back on track.

Los Angeles, CA · 6h

dodgerblue.com

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Blake Snell, José Mota Joining Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation For Altadena Groundbreaking Ceremony

The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF), in partnership with the county of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation (LA County Parks), are breaking ground on Dodgers Dreamfields Nos. 69 and 70 at Charles S. Farnsworth Park in Altadena. The groundbreaking ceremony is going to include a shovel dedication and...

Altadena, CA · 1d

coloradoboulevard.net

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Pasadena Breaks Ground on Sierra Madre Median Enhancements

The City of Pasadena’s Public Works Department broke ground today on the Sierra Madre Median Enhancements project. The project will replace existing medians and dead grass with drought-tolerant native shrubs and groundcover, along with new shade trees. The plan calls for removing 44 mature trees and adding more than 700 new plantings. Stormwater features, including bioswales, bioretention areas, dry rock beds, and 60-foot-deep drywells, will capture and treat dry- and wet-weather runoff. The project aims to reduce dry-weather bacteria, filter wet-weather pollutants such as zinc and trash, and divert flows for groundwater recharge.

Pasadena, CA · 1d

The New Republic

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Every Democratic Socialist Who Won a National Race This Election

The Democratic Socialists of America are here to stay. One of the most contentious—and misunderstood—political groups in the country rode a wave of popular support to groundbreaking victories this election. First reanimated by the 2016 Bernie Sanders campaign and reaffirmed since then by a lack of imagination and initiative from the Democratic Party’s center, the DSA left wing is now firmly entrenched within the Democratic machine. Eleven DSA House and mayoral candidates won Tuesday after running on platforms emphasizing affordability, ending U.S. aid to Israel, and expanding access to health care. As a whole, with down ballot races included, DSA-endorsed candidates won 149 of the 294 races they ran in, with 37 races still undecided. Eight of them will be in the U.S. Congress next year. Here are the biggest victors: Nithya Raman — Mayor of Los Angeles Janeese Lewis George — Mayor of Washington, D.C. David Morales — Mayor of Providence, Rhode Island Angela Gonzales-Torres — House of Representatives, California Melat Kiros — House of Representatives, Colorado Donavan McKinney — House of Representatives, Michigan Darializa Avila Chevalier — House of Representatives, New York Claire Valdez — House of Representatives, New York Chris Rabb — House of Representatives, Pennsylvania Rashida

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

hoodline.com

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Crenshaw YMCA Lands $3 Million State Grant, Will Get Its First Fitness Gym

The Crenshaw Family YMCA, a fixture of the neighborhood for 74 years, is getting a $3 million infusion of state money that will fund extensive upgrades and bring the facility its first-ever fitness gym. State Assemblymember Isaac Bryan presented the funds during a ceremony Wednesday morning, marking a new chapter for a facility that has served generations of families in Crenshaw and Baldwin Hills.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

Ballotpedia News

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Incumbent Derek Tran (D) defeated Chuong Vo (R) in the general election for California's 45th Congressional District

Incumbent Derek Tran (D) defeated Chuong Vo (R) in the general election for California's 45th Congressional District on November 3, 2026. The election took place in the context of redistricting that changed the boundaries of the 45th District from those used in the 2024 election. Inside Elections' Nathaniel Rakich said, "[The district] adds a few more Democratic areas of Los Angeles County to go from D+1 to D+5, although it should remain competitive; the Republican candidates for attorney general, controller, and treasurer in 2022 all would have carried the new version of this seat."

California · 14h