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VINTAGE: Los Angeles honors mayor for dedicated service

L.A. Mayor Tom Bradley and Park La Brea resident Albine Bowron, widow of former Mayor Fletcher Bowron, were shown in the Nov. 21, 1974, issue of the Park Labrea News at a plaque dedication in the mall at Los Angeles City Hall. The plaque honors former mayor and judge Fletcher Bowron, who served as the 35th mayor of Los Angeles from 1938-53. Fletcher Bowron Square is located at Main and Temple streets near City Hall. Bradley, also a distinguished longtime city leader, served as the 38th mayor of Los Angeles from 1973-93. In December, the city will welcome its newest leader when Nithya Raman becomes the 44th mayor of the city of L.A.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d
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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
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Los Angeles’ most expensive private schools give wealthy students privileges most public school kids can only dream of

Los Angeles’ most expensive private schools charge nearly ninety thousand dollars in annual tuition, surpassing even the cost of public universities. These elite schools provide astonishing privileges like on-campus paleontology museums, real investment portfolios and Hollywood mentors within their elite education. Celebrities like LeBron James and Arnold Schwarzenegger choose...

Los Angeles, CA · 7h
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Another setback hits LAX’s long-delayed People Mover project

There’s yet another setback for the long-delayed People Mover project at Los Angeles International Airport. Fitch Ratings has downgraded debt tied to the project, now officially known as SkyLink, deeper into junk territory, warning that the project faces a possible technical default on roughly $1.2 billion in bonds. The credit agency lowered the rating on […]

Los Angeles, CA · 14h

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Tomorrowland’s CORE Festival Returns to Los Angeles in 2027

Tomorrowland has confirmed the return of its CORE festival to Los Angeles State Historic Park on 2–3 October 2027, following a successful American debut earlier this year. Developed in collaboration with Insomniac, the two day event will once again bring together underground house and techno performances with the festival’s distinctive visual production. The inaugural Los Angeles edition took place in May 2026, attracting approximately 30,000 attendees across three stages. The lineup featured established electronic music artists including Four Tet, Eric Prydz and Nina Kraviz, alongside Belgian performers Oscar and the Wolf and Samm, as well as rising talents Malugi, Emilija and Mall Grab.

Los Angeles, CA · 20h

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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including puppy Pilates, Twilight Bingo night and a plant pop-up in Torrance

Drag legend Lady Bunny headlines at Hamburger Mary's and ISM Brewing and Kitchen hosts their monthly Cumbia Night with Cello Azul. The post Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including puppy Pilates, Twilight Bingo night and a plant pop-up in Torrance appeared first on Long Beach Post .

Long Beach, CA · 2d

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California's West Nile surge has killed 32 people, and experts are 'scared of next year'

"We need people to understand how they can prevent the situation."

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Coyote believed dead after toddler attack resurfaces in Los Angeles neighborhood

Sightings of the coyote, known as Wiley, surprised Atwater Village residents before officials shot and killed the animal on Nov. 10, citing a public safety threat. A coyote believed to have been euthanized after it attacked a toddler shocked residents after it was spotted wandering around a Los Angeles neighborhood, according to reports.

Los Angeles, CA · 20h

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Hundreds of Corgis to Strut Long Beach Streets for Belmont Shore Christmas Parade

Hundreds of corgis dressed in elf vests and other festive gear are expected to trot down East Second Street on Saturday, Dec. 5, when the So Cal Corgi Nation Christmas Parade returns as part of Long Beach's Belmont Shore Christmas Parade. The short-legged spectacle is a crowd favorite every holiday season, and organizers say sign-ups for human-and-corgi teams are already live.

Long Beach, CA · 2d

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L.A. sales taxes will go up, but the time it takes firefighters to respond may go down

L.A. voters approved Measure FD in last week's election, which will raise sales taxes to 10.75% next year. The extra revenue will go to beef up the city's fire department.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Measure E passes with majority vote in Los Angeles

On November 3, 2026, Los Angeles voters voted on Measure E: Ethics Commission Measure, which as of this morning has officially passed with a 75.12 % “yes” vote, according to Decision Desk HQ. Measure E will give structure to the new L.A. County Ethics Commission, Office of Ethics...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Cold Fire in Los Angeles County Nears Five Months, Cause Undetermined

The Cold Fire has burned for nearly five months in Los Angeles County, on federal land managed by the U.S. Forest Service. A Thursday status update from the Sacramento Bee puts the wildfire's discovery at 11:27 p.m. on June 20. The National Interagency Fire Center lists the cause as undetermined and the containment status as unknown.

Los Angeles County, CA · 1d

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Karen Bass ‘Doubtful’ About Returning to Politics After Reelection Loss

Current Mayor Karen Bass has spoken publicly for the first time since her loss in the mayoral race against Councilmember Nithya Raman was officially called on Thursday. In an interview with NBC4, Bass spoke about the future of Los Angeles under Raman’s leadership, the factors that caused her loss in the race and her plans for the future of her career.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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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 · 1d

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Asian Americans win all three of Los Angeles’ citywide elected offices for first time

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Diya TV) — Mayor-elect Nithya Raman and City Attorney-elect Marissa Roy will join City Controller Kenneth Mejia in leading Los Angeles’ three citywide elected offices, marking the first time Asian Americans have held all three posts. Raman defeated incumbent Karen Bass with 54.81% of the...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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School District Violated Labor Code By Rejecting Applicants Based On Expunged Misdemeanor Convictions

A.S. v. Los Angeles Unified Sch. Dist. , 123 Cal. App. 5 th 519 (2026) Two applicants for employment with the Los Angeles Unified School District (one for a part-time after-school program position and the other for a legal secretary position) were rejected based on their prior misdemeanor convictions (for battery and grand theft, respectively), both of which had been expunged pursuant to Cal. Penal Code § 1203.4. The District contended that its duty to protect students required it to screen out applicants with nearly any criminal conviction, notwithstanding expungement. The trial courts in the two separate actions granted summary judgment to the applicants, and the Court of Appeal affirmed in this consolidated appeal, holding that the District violated Cal. Lab. Code § 432.7, which prohibits employers from asking about or utilizing expunged convictions. The Court further held that the statutory exceptions upon which the District relied did not apply because no law required the District to obtain information about, or prohibited it from hiring individuals with, the particular misdemeanor convictions at issue (misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor grand theft).

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Changing of the guard on councils

Three wake-ups after Election Day, some local races that were nip-and-tuck are turning into almost-settled. City councils in Garden Grove and Westminster appear to be going through some potentially significant changes, and the area’s delegation to the state legislature is about to be remade as well. According to the...

Garden Grove, CA · 2d

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From Cerritos to Congress: Chuong Vo’s Push Toward November

For Chuong Vo, a campaign stop is rarely just another event on a calendar. Ever since Vo launched his campaign for California’s 45th Congressional District, the former Cerritos mayor and retired police officer has spent his days speaking with families and voters and discussing issues that are important to them.

Cerritos, CA · 2d

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Map Reveals America's Best Sports Cities, With Los Angeles Coming In At No. 1

A Wallethub review of the presence of every major sport in 399 cities across the county found they are well-distributed regionally

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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California teen sues school after alleging teacher called him a slur

Your browser does not support the video tag. A 16-year-old Palestinian-American student, Yousef Abdullah, is suing the Anaheim Union High School District after a teacher allegedly called him a terrorist . The lawsuit claims school counselors and administrators repeatedly dismissed the remark as a joke from a movie rather than addressing racial discrimination. While a district investigation found the comment violated policy prohibiting abusive language, no meaningful disciplinary action was taken against staff. The lawsuit also alleges teachers illegally revealed Abdullah's ADHD diagnosis to classmates, leading to further harassment and ridicule. An Orange County Superior Court judge recently rejected the school district's motion to dismiss the lawsuit. IN FULL California teacher called Muslim student a ‘terrorist’ after denying him a spot in AP class, lawsuit claims

Anaheim, CA · 18h