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Healthcare company opens art gallery near Los Angeles

AltaMed Health Services, a major healthcare provider in Southern California, is opening an art gallery, library and cultural centre to house its art collection in the Los Angeles suburb of Montebello. AltaMed’s collection, more than 50 years in the making, includes works by Laura Aguilar, Graciela Iturbide, Gabriel Orozco and others. Its new 30,000-sq.-ft space, The Alta, opens to the public on Sunday (15 November).

Montebello, CA · 1d
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CFP Bracket Predictions After Latest 2026 Playoff Bowl Rankings Projections

The Bulldogs are the new top-ranked team in the country, not long after a surprising loss to Auburn knocked them out of the top spot. If Gunner Stockon and Co. hope to retain the No. 1 spot this time around, they'll have to fend off a scrappy Missouri team that has the goods to pull off yet another upset.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d
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Eater

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Your Los Angeles Restaurant Weekend Guide: November 13

Every Friday, our editors compile a trusty list of recommendations to answer the most pressing of questions: “Where should I eat?” Here are four places to check out this weekend in Los Angeles. And if you need some ideas on where to drink, here’s our list of the hottest places to get cocktails in town. This week’s recommendations focus on the 2026 Eater Awards recipients in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d
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Inside SPHS football’s preparation for playoffs

The Tigers are scheduled to begin the first round of football playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026. According to the Tigers’ head coach, Jeff Chi, the team starts preparation for the playoffs by studying their game film as well as the opponent’s game film on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before the next Friday’s game to develop a game plan for both the offensive and defensive teams. The goal is to get the team to memorize, understand, and be able to execute the plan flawlessly.

South Pasadena, CA · 2d
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Numbers that Matter: Indiana vs.USC

It’s one of football’s oldest truths: when the final whistle sounds, the scoreboard tells you who won, but the numbers often tell you why. A team may rack up more yards and still walk away with a loss, only for the turnover margin to reveal the difference. Another may control the ball, dominate time of possession, and quietly squeeze the life out of a comeback attempt. Whether it’s field position, third-down efficiency, explosive plays, or costly mistakes, the box score often uncovers the story beneath the result. In a game decided by inches, the numbers have a way of explaining what the eye test alone cannot.

Bloomington, IN · 2d

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Controller Kenneth Mejia audit exposes $1.03 billion in Los Angeles liability payouts since 2019

Report faults the City Administrative Officer for lax oversight and notes the City Attorney’s Office refused to cooperate. Systemic gaps in citywide risk oversight have cost Los Angeles taxpayers $1.03 billion in legal and liability payouts over a six-year period, according to a performance audit released by City Controller Kenneth Mejia.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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A sneak peek at the 2026 LA Auto Show

The LA Auto Show returns next week with hundreds of vehicles, new technology and plenty of ways to see what’s next in the automotive world. The 119th anniversary of the show kicks off Nov. 20 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, and whether you’re into classic cars or the latest technology, there’s a lot to […]

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Students discuss Rose Bowl attendance, free football tickets

The stands of the Rose Bowl are still far from full, despite UCLA football’s 9-0 season and free student tickets. UCLA Athletics announced in September that students can access free tickets to all home football and basketball games during the 2026-27 academic year, prompting some students to attend more games. However, the Rose Bowl’s more than 25-mile distance from campus remains a barrier for attendees, students said.

Los Angeles, CA · 23h

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Los Angeles Has No Plan to Support Unhoused People During El Niño (Part 1 of 2)

Another El Niño year is here, and Southern California is bracing for the impact. As the extreme weather event looms, the question at hand is whether Los Angeles infrastructure and governance are prepared to meet the moment. In order to answer this query, Knock LA examined Los Angeles’ different...

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Intense speculation adds drama to USC-Indiana football game

College football fans and USC fans noticed something very strange on Wednesday. Heading into USC's game against Indiana , the betting line for Saturday's huge Big Ten contest shifted several points in under an hour. Ryan Kartje of the Los Angeles Times noted this on X. Endless speculation greeted this very peculiar development. Some USC fans speculated that something is up with Jayden Maiava, arguing that's the only reason the line would move four points toward Indiana. Yet, on the injury report released for the game, Maiava did not appear on it. There was nothing on the initial injury report which would suggest that USC is at a significantly worse disadvantage against Indiana. Some people noted that Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover did not appear on the injury report, thinking that might be a reason for the line to jump several points in the Hoosiers' direction. The idea that Josh Hoover could play better with improved health is not totally out of the blue. However, Hoover has consistently underperformed this season, regardless of how healthy he has been. Why would Hoover suddenly play better now? Maybe the fact that Indiana gets a week off before playing USC, combined with Hoover's absence

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Florence-Firestone County Lot Eyed for Affordable Housing as County Considers Development Talks

A vacant county-owned lot on Central Avenue in Florence-Firestone could be transformed into affordable housing, public open space, commercial space and parking under a recommendation that went before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors this week. The proposal centers on a 13,000-square-foot parcel at 7700 South Central Avenue, which county officials are considering pairing with a plan to hand over a nearby vacant building to a local community group.

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

The Hollywood Reporter

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Microsoft Goes Down, and the Media Business Takes Off Early

It’s not just you: The Runyon Canyon and Baldwin Hills trails are unusually busy. The New Jersey Transit trains to Montclair and Metro North trains to Westchester really are more crowded. Xbox Slashing 3,200 Jobs In "Most Significant Restructure" in Platform's History The media business took off early on Thursday, and the bosses can blame Microsoft. The tech giant suffered a stunning global outage Thursday, putting Outlook, Teams, CoPilot and online version of Word, Excel and other software on ice, and work grinding (mostly) to a halt. Inside one midtown Manhattan media office, one employee said that as soon as it became clear the services weren’t coming back soon, folks headed for the door, braving the rain to try and get home early. Inside one newsroom, the programming and newsgathering had to go on, but one staffer said that the conversations migrated to Slack and text chains. The media business may still rely on old-fashioned technology: Film reels, cable wires and broadcast spectrum, but the internet has become its backbone, and an outage of this scale can grind an industry (or in this case much of the economy) to a halt. AI Companies Sold Us Their Vision of the Future

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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The community that keeps Los Angeles walking

Los Angeles hosted the 42nd annual AIDS Walk on Oct. 18, 2026, drawing thousands of walkers and bringing in over $850,000 this year alone, according to The Los Angeles Blade. AIDS and HIV have been taking lives since 1981 and a few years later, in 1985, the AIDS Walk began as a response.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

ABC7

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Family traditions and bread made with love are central to The Old Sasoon Bakery's success

One Syrian family has brought flavor to Pasadena palates for four decades

Pasadena, CA · 1d

KPBS

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State awards $1 million for Pacific Surfliner planning

The agency that oversees Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner service said Wednesday it received $1 million in state funding to update a plan aimed at making passenger rail service more reliable between San Diego, Los Angeles and San Luis Obispo. The Los Angeles-San Diego-San Luis Obispo Rail Corridor Agency, known as LOSSAN,...

San Diego, CA · 2d

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

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New College Football Playoff scheduling rule will affect USC

This week, what had been in the works for a while became official: The College Football Playoff is expanding to 24 teams beginning next year. And with the change, there will reportedly be a new scheduling rule in place starting in 2027: Every Power Four team will be required to play at least ten games against Power Four opponents each year. So how will this affect USC? The Trojans currently play nine conference games per year in the Big Ten. However, that still leaves at least one nonconference game per season against a Power Four opponent. With USC's rivalry with Notre Dame not set to resume until 2030 , that means the Trojans will need to find a Power Four nonconference game for each of the next three years. One option that would seem to make a ton of sense would be scheduling series with Stanford and/or Cal. The Cardinal and Golden Bears are two of the Trojans' most storied rivals, but USC has not faced either school since the collapse of the Pac-12 following the 2023 season. In addition, there have been rumors of USC opening the 2027 season with a nonconference matchup in Las Vegas, just as the

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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LA County Seeks Sanctions Against Doctor Who Went Silent in Bias Lawsuit

Los Angeles Superior Court — Venue for Bias Lawsuit Sanctions Request. Los Angeles County attorneys have asked a judge to sanction Dr. Melani Cargle, telling the court she has not answered written discovery questions in her long-running employment lawsuit against the county and UCLA Health. The attorneys say they have neither seen nor heard from Cargle in more than a year, and that she has effectively vanished from the case after relocating to Virginia.

Los Angeles County, CA · 1d

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LAUSD Moves to Keep Black Student Plan as Federal Probe Continues

Los Angeles Unified is still trying to hold the Black Student Achievement Plan in place while federal civil rights officials take another look at whether the program hands out help by race. The Office for Civil Rights reopened that question in the spring. An open file is not a finding.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d