LAUSD drops COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees
The Los Angeles Unified School District rescinded its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees and others Tuesday, ending a policy that was in place for over two years.
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5 signs a loved one has an opioid addiction
In 2021, more Californians died from fentanyl overdoses than from car accidents, a staggering figure that’s hard to ignore. Learn the signs and symptoms of opioid addiction so you can take action on behalf of a loved one.
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UC Riverside unveils $100 million new education building
The University of California, Riverside’s School of Medicine is celebrating an achievement that aims to shape the future of medical education.
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Here's when your favorite shows will return now that the writers strike is ending
The writers strike is officially over as of midnight Wednesday. So when will your favorite shows return? Well, it’s complicated.
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CicLAvia returns with route over 6th Street Viaduct
Los Angeles will once again transform into a car-free sanctuary as CicLAvia returns in October with its “Heart of LA” event.
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Wrongfully convicted man arrested at 18 walks free after nearly 3 decades in LA County prison
After spending 28 years in prison, Gerardo Cabanillas was exonerated of charges for crimes he did not commit and was released.
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Local police and sheriff's departments to receive millions of dollars to help stop smash and grab robberies
In an effort to help stop the series of smash and grab robberies, several local police and sheriff’s departments will be receiving millions of dollars to fight these crimes.
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Slow down: Long Beach reduces speed limits on more than 100 streets
The City of Long Beach will reduce speed limits on more than 100 streets to improve traffic safety for pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers.
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Uber announces multi-year partnership with LA Yellow Cab
Uber has announced a multi-year partnership with Yellow Cab that will give taxi drivers more opportunities and present riders with faster pickups.
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Person killed in single-vehicle rollover crash on freeway in Glendale
A person was killed Tuesday morning during a single-vehicle roll over crash on the 2 Freeway in Glendale, authorities said.
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WGA votes to end Hollywood writers strike Wednesday
The monthslong strike that put Hollywood to a halt will end Wednesday, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) announced on Tuesday.
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‘He hit my child': California youth football coach arrested for punching 14-year-old after game
A youth football coach was arrested after Murrieta police said he punched a 14-year-old boy during a game over the weekend.
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Man arrested in connection with drive-by shooting outside Downey restaurant
A man suspected of opening fire outside a restaurant in Downey, striking four people, has been arrested, the Downey Police Department announced Monday.
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Thieves caught on video breaking into Silver Lake business after 2 failed burglary attempts
The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating after a group of thieves targeted a Silver Lake business early Sunday.
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Digital nomads receive a not-so-warm welcome to Mexico City
Mexico City is home to more than 300+ neighborhoods, but three to four are incredibly popular with foreigners and digital nomads. So much so, that rents and prices have gone up for locals and some are not too happy.
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Joe Burrow shakes off calf injury, throws for a season-high 259 yards as Bengals beat the Rams 19-16
Joe Burrow shook off a lingering calf injury, throwing for 259 yards as the Cincinnati Bengals beat the Los Angeles Rams 19-16 on Monday night to get their first win after starting the season with two losses. Joe Mixon’s 14-yard touchdown run in the third quarter gave the reigning AFC North champs their first lead of the season. Meanwhile, Lo... -
‘Rooted in my upbringing': Chef brings region of Yucatan to plates through seafood
Mexico’s coast meets Los Angeles at Holbox in El Mercado Paloma thanks to the dedication of a chef who is determined to highlight the best of his heritage’s cuisine.
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Family seeks damages from Inglewood PD over man's fatal shooting
Relatives of a man who was fatally shot by Inglewood police at his family’s home announced Monday the filing of a damages claim against the city, insisting the shooting was unjustified.
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California Lottery shares the wealth with public schools ahead of $785 million jackpot
The California Lottery has exceeded $2 billion in fundraising for public education for the first time in history.
