Soundpedro brings interactive audible creations to a hill above the harbor for the tenth year 

Soundpedro brings interactive audible creations to a hill above the harbor for the tenth year&nbsp;

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‘Beautifully weird’ festival of sound art returns to San Pedro 

The 1939 building mixes art deco and Spanish colonial in its Mission Moderne style.

The 1939 building mixes art deco and Spanish colonial in its Mission Moderne style.

Union Station tours spotlight architecture, and the displaced Chinese American community 

It might be the birthplace of soccer, but for fans it's been years of dashed hopes and broken dreams.

It might be the birthplace of soccer, but for fans it's been years of dashed hopes and broken dreams.

The last time England won the World Cup was 1966. But this soccer fan holds on to hope

Nearly three months ago, the Los Angeles City Council voted to fund homelessness prevention programs to the tune of $177 million. Despite approval by Mayor Karen Bass, the funding still has not been cleared by City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto.

Now, city leaders want answers about the delay.

Nearly three months ago, the Los Angeles City Council&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-city-council-stay-housed-la-legal-aid-foundation-contract-vote-city-attorney" data-cms-ai="0">voted to fund</a>&nbsp;homelessness prevention programs to the tune of $177 million. Despite approval by Mayor Karen Bass, the funding still has not been cleared by City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto.
Now, city leaders want answers about the delay.

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