Downtown L.A. is bracing for some major traffic disruptions on Friday as the city celebrates the Dodgers' World Series win. LAist's Makenna Sievertson reports.

Downtown L.A. is bracing for some major traffic disruptions on Friday as the city celebrates the Dodgers' World Series win. LAist's Makenna Sievertson reports.

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Dodgers World Series celebration: Everything you need to know about the traffic and tickets

Affected residents and businesses have until 5 p.m. on March 12 to apply for assistance

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Three major LA County wildfire relief programs close Wednesday

Whittier’s iconic namesake boulevard will soon be under city ownership. Caltrans is expected to hand over control of the road, after final approval in May. LAist's Cato Hernandez reports.

Whittier&rsquo;s iconic namesake boulevard will soon be under city ownership. Caltrans is expected to hand over control of the road, after final approval in May. LAist's Cato Hernandez reports.

Whittier will finally own its namesake boulevard. Why didn’t they in the first place?

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced Monday that he does not support resentencing the Menendez brothers because they have not fully accepted responsibility for killing their parents more than three decades ago.

The district attorney's announcement is a reversal from his predecessor, George Gascón, who told the court last year he supported resentencing the brothers — who are now serving life in prison without parole. Resentencing could lead to their release.

A Superior Court hearing is set for later this month, when a judge is expected to consider resentencing.

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced Monday that he does not support resentencing the Menendez brothers because they have not fully accepted responsibility for killing their parents more than three decades ago.
The district attorney's announcement is a reversal from his predecessor, George Gasc&oacute;n, who&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/criminal-justice/menendez-case-announcement-resentencing" data-cms-ai="0">told the court last year he supported resentencing the brothers</a>&nbsp;&mdash; who are now serving life in prison without parole. Resentencing could lead to their release.
A Superior Court hearing is set for later this month, when a judge is expected to consider resentencing.

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