LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday, July 12, to roll out body cameras for sheriff’s deputies as soon as possible. Supervisors […]
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Autry Museum Acquires Fonseca Collection
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — The Autry Museum of the American West has acquired the estate of the late Maidu/Portugese/Hawaiian artist Harry Fonseca, a collection including more than 500 works of […]
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Public Outreach Campaign Targets Renters
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Mayor Eric Garcetti has announced a public-outreach campaign aimed at informing renters of their rights under the city’s rent- stabilization ordinance. According to the city, about […]
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Claudia Jovel
Claudia Jovel, 44, of North Hollywood CA, passed away on July 6th. She is survived by her Grandmother Margarita Lemus, Mother Martha Lemus, Sister Cynthia Lardizabal, Brother Omar Lemus and […]
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Two Men Severely Burned By Exploding E-Cigarette Batteries File Lawsuits
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Two Southern California men filed lawsuits against the makers, wholesalers and retailers of electronic cigarettes on Monday, July 11, after the lithium-ion battery contained within their […]
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Gas Co. Seeks To End Cleanup of Porter Ranch Homes
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — SoCalGas has petitioned the Los Angeles County Superior Court to annul a directive requiring the utility to clean homes in Porter Ranch, arguing that there is […]
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New TPS Extension for Salvadorans
The Central America Resource Center (CARECEN) announces that the Department of Homeland Security has extended Temporary Protective Status (TPS) for 18 months, until March 9, 2018, for Salvadoran immigrants who […]
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“Taking a Beat” to Breathe
I’ve been called one of the “good ones.” I’ve been called “different.” I have been labeled with every imaginable term and phrase that justifies my disassociation from “most black people.” […]
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AP FACT CHECK: Crime Stats Don’t Back Trump’s Dire View
WASHINGTON (AP) — In presenting himself as the “law and order” candidate for president, Donald Trump portrays a nation of lawlessness and disorder. That grim picture may speak to the […]
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Seven Baby Dinosaurs “Hatch” at L.A. Zoo Exhibit
Seven adorable life-like baby Diabloceratops dinosaurs make their debut are among a pack of prehistoric creatures residing in a once off-limits corner of the Los Angeles Zoo at its “Dinosaurs: […]