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LAFC Coach Marc Dos Santos Reveals His Favorite LA Restaurants
Residents can follow the coach's preferences for post-match meals and neighborhood dining at places he visits regularly.
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Residents can follow the coach's preferences for post-match meals and neighborhood dining at places he visits regularly.
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Raging Waters San Dimas, Delusion theater, Haim concerts and CicLAvia mark the latest scheduled offerings this weekend.
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With the holiday crowds dissipating, the city shifts into a mid-summer rhythm that rewards the early riser.
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Los Angeles City Council passed a revised balanced 14.85 billion dollar FY 2026-27 budget.
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A new city push to streamline zoning and permitting for converting office buildings into apartments aims to fast-track housing, but residents are unlikely to see new units open for at least two years.
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Free admission to the permanent collection and timed entry to the Kusama rooms define current visits at this downtown Los Angeles museum.
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Residents and local users of Sunset Boulevard await updates as LADWP crews complete initial pipe replacement but provide no confirmed reopening timeline.
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Local options for concerts, dining and festivals this weekend draw on established venues across Los Angeles.
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Angels Flight operates daily in downtown Los Angeles with set fares and hours.
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The Los Angeles Department of Transportation details safety goals for protected lanes on Pico Boulevard between Crenshaw Boulevard and Figueroa Street, as local businesses raise questions about impacts on customers.
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From gridlock on the 405 to back-to-back Zoom calls in Silver Lake, Angelenos are turning to science-backed breathing methods to reset their nervous systems in under five minutes.
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Los Angeles City Hall offers free public access to its observation deck on weekdays.
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The two candidates traded contrasting messages at a national conference in downtown Los Angeles, setting the tone for their November matchup.
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With wildfire preparedness strained and construction crews already mobilizing for 2028 Games venues, Los Angeles faces a critical summer window where resources could be split between disaster response and Olympic readiness.
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Los Angeles education leaders are sounding the alarm over a state funding shortfall that didn't arrive overnight, it was built, bill by bill and budget cycle by budget cycle, over more than a decade.
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From Boyle Heights to Koreatown, community members, planners and elected officials are clashing over who really controls the future of Los Angeles neighborhoods under Mayor Bass's housing emergency declaration.
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A practical guide to planning your visit to the district's most notable culinary destinations.
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Los Angeles housing market shows median home price of approximately 1 million dollars.
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An open-air food hall on Broadway since 1917 offers free entry and dozens of vendors for workers, residents and visitors.
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From the Eastside to the South Bay, Los Angeles schools are quietly building out meditation programs, and the options for parents and students are more varied than most realize.
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Grand Central Market in Los Angeles operates with specific hours and parking options for visitors.
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The initiative offers small business owners in Los Angeles access to loans between $5,000 and $10,000 with terms that include full forgiveness upon meeting requirements.
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Council action places the measure before voters in November with an implementation cost limit.
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The club's status as an original MLS team and its Carson stadium location keep local soccer grounded in everyday access for Los Angeles area supporters.
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The 12-2 vote on July 9 requires 20 percent of units in new residential developments to remain affordable for 55 years, expected to add roughly 8,000 affordable units across the city by 2035.
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From wildfire alerts to homelessness initiatives, here’s the latest on what’s changed in Los Angeles this week.
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The 238-acre property known for decades as California's oldest clothing-optional beach will open to the public next week under new rules before full state management begins.
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A local guide highlights one standout spot for thin-tortilla carne asada in the city.
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The free public park in the Hollywood Hills continues to attract locals with its trail network and dog areas managed by the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks.
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