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The justices will hear arguments in the federal Jan. 6 case, delaying the ex-president’s prosecution for months as his campaign to return to the White House proceeds.
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California’s need for housing doesn’t require unraveling a legacy of balancing access, preservation and development at the beach.
While the presidential contest will garner the most attention in 2024, there are many important races and measures on state and local ballots.
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In a warehouse in the heart of Los Angeles, a dwindling handful of devoted craftspeople maintain more than 80,000 student musical instruments, the largest remaining workshop in America of its kind. This film was nominated for an Oscar in the current Academy Award season.
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Los Angeles City Hall has been rocked by scandal after scandal, but now there’s momentum to reform city government.
Los Angeles County transitions to a new way of administering pre-arraignment justice that doesn’t use cash bail for most crimes.
Confused about judges on the March 5 ballot? Here’s a guide to how and why you end up voting for Los Angeles Superior Court judges.
California cities and counties acted in good faith to move homeless people into motels and hotels during the pandemic. And now FEMA officials are changing reimbursement rules, leaving them in the lurch.
The Senate passed an aid package the House would likely pass. But House Speaker Mike Johnson has not agreed to schedule a vote, maybe out of fealty to Trump.
